1 In what context did Sojourner Truth first give this speech? In Congress At a gathering of former slaves At a women's rights conference At an abolitionism conference 2 How did the speech first become a text? Sojourner Truth published a copy of the speech. A journalist in the audience transcribed it and published it a month later. It was published twelve years later in the New York Independent. It was written down posthumously. 3 When ddi the phrase, 'Ain't I a woman,' first appear in a version of Sojourner Truth's speech? 1851 1830 1900 1863 4 What was one way that Frances Gage changed Sojourner Truth's speech? She changed Sojourner Truth's name She changed the words to reflect a southern slave dialect She deleted the religious imagery She added religious imagery 5 Which biblical reference did Sojourner Truth NOT make in her speech? The story of Lazarus The story of Adam and Eve The birth of Jesus Noah's Ark 6 How does Truth begin the speech? By asking permission to speak By stating her name By invoking the name of Jesus By expressing sympathy for white men 7 What does Truth compare herself to at the start of her speech? Women's rights A hawk A buzzard God 8 What does Truth say about herself in comparison to most men? She is as strong and capable as they are She is as intelligent as they are She looks the same as them She is just as wealthy as them 9 What quantity of intellect does Truth say that women have? A teaspoon Infinite A pint A quart 10 What quantity of intellect does Truth say that men have? Infinite A quart A pint A teaspoon 11 Why does Truth say that men should not be afraid of giving women their rights? Because it is the right thing to do Because God wants it Because women won't leave men alone until they do Because women cannot take more than they are capable of, which is less than men 12 How does Truth describe the men's reaction to women asking for their rights? Support Confusion Pity Anger 13 What does Truth say will happen when men give women their rights? They will become more powerful, too They will feel better They will see that women can be useful They will regret it 14 What is Truth's interpretation of the story of Adam and Eve? That Eve should be given a second chance in the form of women's rights That Adam and Eve were equally to blame That Eve should be punished forever That Adam did not contribute much 15 What does Truth ask her audience about Jesus? How he would treat women today if asked How he would handle the issue of slavery today How he came into the world How he felt about women 16 What does Truth say about the role of men in the birth of Jesus? They played a central role They tried to prevent it They played no role They played a minor role 17 What metaphor or idiom does Truth end on? "Throw the baby out with the bathwater" "Between a hawk and a buzzard" "A penny saved is a penny earned" "Between a rock and a high place" 18 In which version of Sojourner Truth's published speech does the title, 'Ain't I a Woman?' come from? The 1863 version The 1851 version An audio recording of her speech A post-humous version 19 What is an issue with Frances Gage's 1863 reproduction of Sojourner Truth's speech? It mistakenly identifies figures from the Bible It advocates against women's rights It misattributes the speech to someone else It fabricates a southern slave dialect when Truth did not speak that way 20 Where was Sojourner Truth born? New York Jerusalem Georgia Akron, Ohio 21 When did Sojourner Truth adopt that name? In 1843 At birth At the time of her speech in Akron, Ohio At the time of the first publication of her speech 22 What other language did Sojourner Truth speak as a child other than English? French Spanish Dutch Russian 23 When did Sojourner Truth convert to Christianity? Immediately after giving her speech in Akron, Ohio After arriving to New York City as a free woman In the days before her death As a child slave 24 What kind of Christian was Sojourner Truth? Baptist Methodist Evangelical Catholic 25 When did Sojourner Truth publish her memoirs? In 1863 In 1850 In 1851 Posthumously