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E3 Collection 4 Runagate Runagate Quiz
Test Description: E3 Collection 4 Runagate Runagate Quiz
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) The term “Runagate” likely comes from the word renegade, which means
A
slave.
B
follower.
C
deserter.
D
actor.
2) The lack of punctuation in lines 1–20 suggests the Runagate’s
A
African heritage.
B
need to keep moving.
C
way of speaking.
D
lack of formal education.
3) In the phrase “darkness thicketed with shapes of terror” (line 2), the poet most likely chose the word thicketed to suggest
A
an area filled with trees.
B
a deep valley.
C
a densely populated area.
D
a dense fog.
4) Which line suggests a slave saying good-bye before running away?
A
“Some go weeping and some rejoicing” (line 15)
B
“They’ll dart underground when you try to catch them” (line 27)
C
“Runs falls rises stumbles on from darkness into darkness” (line 1)
D
“Rise and go or fare you well” (line 18)
5) The speaker who says “my Pompey” (line 21) and “my Anna” (line 23) is a
A
newspaper editor.
B
fugitive slave.
C
slave owner.
D
family member.
6) The sentence “They’ll . . . turn into scorpions when you try to catch them” (lines 27–29) means that fugitive slaves
A
will attack their pursuers.
B
can turn into poisonous spiders.
C
will take poison if caught.
D
become large and deadly.
7) Describing Harriet Tubman as “woman of the earth, whipscarred” (line 39) conveys that she is a
A
plantation mistress.
B
young woman.
C
former slave.
D
white abolitionist.
8) The phrase “bladed air” (line 46) most likely means that the
A
cold sharp wind feels like knives on the skin.
B
people chasing the fugitives are armed with knives.
C
fugitives are running through an area with windmills.
D
air is filled with the sound of clashing swords.
9) Harriet Tubman is “In league with Garrison Alcott Emerson / Garrett Douglass Thoreau John Brown” (lines 55–56) because they are all
A
fugitives.
B
ministers.
C
writers.
D
abolitionists.
10) The phrases “movering movering, / over trestles of dew, through caves of the wish” (lines 67–68) suggest that the Underground Railroad runs on
A
tracks across difficult terrain.
B
money stolen from slave owners.
C
the hopes of fugitive slaves.
D
old unused railroad tracks.
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