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Froggy Jumps Lincoln & Douglass Close Read QuizOnline version Explore Lincoln and Douglass perspectives. by Zoie Raters 1 Which statement BEST describes how Douglass and Lincoln are different near the end of the text? a Lincoln refuses to issue the Emancipation Proclamation (earlier). b Douglass becomes more supportive of Lincoln after the proclamation. c Douglass still opposes Lincoln’s actions. 2 What main idea is shared by both texts about the Civil War era? a The struggle to end slavery was central to the period. b Both texts promote slavery expansion. c Both texts support immediate secession. 3 Which detail BEST supports Douglass’s evolving view of Lincoln after emancipation? a Douglass urging immediate secession. b Douglass calling Lincoln prejudiced. c Douglass’s positive remarks about the Emancipation Proclamation. 4 What point of view is used in the informational text about Lincoln and Douglass? a First-person b Second-person c Third-person 5 Which statement BEST describes Lincoln’s action leading to the Emancipation Proclamation? a He waited for the right time and military success before announcing emancipation. b He avoided discussing slavery during the war. c He freed all enslaved people immediately. 6 Which statement BEST describes Frederick Douglass’s reaction to the Emancipation Proclamation? a He viewed it as an important step toward ending slavery. b He thought it unnecessary and harmful. c He believed it would weaken the Union army. 7 Which detail best describes Douglass’s experience after escaping slavery? a He regrets escaping slavery. b He immediately feels safe and confident. c He feels both excitement about freedom and fear of capture. 8 Which statement BEST describes the purpose of the image captions and sidebars in the unit? a They connect visuals and side information to the historical text. b They present fictional stories. c They replace the main text. 9 Which detail supports the idea that Douglass wanted slavery ended quickly? a He believed the war should stop immediately. b He believed slavery would end slowly over time. c He believed escaped slaves should join the Union army. 10 Why is the excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass included at the end? a To describe Confederate leaders b To summarize Civil War battles c To provide a personal account of Douglass’s experience with freedom.

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by Zoie Raters

Which statement BEST describes how Douglass and Lincoln are different near the end of the text?

What main idea is shared by both texts about the Civil War era?

Which detail BEST supports Douglass’s evolving view of Lincoln after emancipation?

What point of view is used in the informational text about Lincoln and Douglass?

Which statement BEST describes Lincoln’s action leading to the Emancipation Proclamation?

Which statement BEST describes Frederick Douglass’s reaction to the Emancipation Proclamation?

Which detail best describes Douglass’s experience after escaping slavery?

Which statement BEST describes the purpose of the image captions and sidebars in the unit?

Which detail supports the idea that Douglass wanted slavery ended quickly?

Why is the excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass included at the end?