3a. how does jacob feel about what his family is doing to help leah and others?\na. he thinks they are…

3a. how does jacob feel about what his family is doing to help leah and others?\na. he thinks they are risking too much.\nb. he is afraid and worried.\nc. he fully supports it.\nd. he is uncertain what to think.\n3b. which evidence from the text supports the answer to part a?\na. “... i was only twelve years old...”\nb. “i did not know who we were supposed to be on guard against...”\nc. “this riled me to no end...”\nd. “i was determined i wasn’t going to be left out of this.”\n4a. leah is on her way to new york to be with her brother. we can infer that\na. she feels she cannot stand on her own.\nb. her brother is free and living in better circumstances.\nc. she misses having family around.\nd. she thinks city life is better than country life.\n4b. which words from the text support the answer to part a?\na. “... he ran away six months ago.”\nb. “many people are helping us...”\nc. “he sent a message, telling me how he was and asking me to join him.”\nd. “... she explained that her brother had helped her make plans.”\n5a. how does jacob feel about slavery?\na. he has never heard much about it.\nb. he thinks it only concerns the south.\nc. he hates it.\nd. he has no opinions about it.\n5b. which text evidence best supports the answer to part a?\na. “slavery was the most awful thing i had ever heard of.”\nb. “i had no idea what i could possibly do to help.”\nc. “i knew what was right...”\nd. “... i certainly hoped i would see leah again.”\n6. what actions does jacob take when he finds out what his family has been doing? summarize two or three events from the text in your answer.

3a. how does jacob feel about what his family is doing to help leah and others?\na. he thinks they are risking too much.\nb. he is afraid and worried.\nc. he fully supports it.\nd. he is uncertain what to think.\n3b. which evidence from the text supports the answer to part a?\na. “... i was only twelve years old...”\nb. “i did not know who we were supposed to be on guard against...”\nc. “this riled me to no end...”\nd. “i was determined i wasn’t going to be left out of this.”\n4a. leah is on her way to new york to be with her brother. we can infer that\na. she feels she cannot stand on her own.\nb. her brother is free and living in better circumstances.\nc. she misses having family around.\nd. she thinks city life is better than country life.\n4b. which words from the text support the answer to part a?\na. “... he ran away six months ago.”\nb. “many people are helping us...”\nc. “he sent a message, telling me how he was and asking me to join him.”\nd. “... she explained that her brother had helped her make plans.”\n5a. how does jacob feel about slavery?\na. he has never heard much about it.\nb. he thinks it only concerns the south.\nc. he hates it.\nd. he has no opinions about it.\n5b. which text evidence best supports the answer to part a?\na. “slavery was the most awful thing i had ever heard of.”\nb. “i had no idea what i could possibly do to help.”\nc. “i knew what was right...”\nd. “... i certainly hoped i would see leah again.”\n6. what actions does jacob take when he finds out what his family has been doing? summarize two or three events from the text in your answer.

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For 3A, we need to infer Jacob's feelings about his family helping Leah and others from the text. For 3B, we find evidence in the text to support the answer of 3A. For 4A, we make an inference about Leah's situation based on her going to New - York to be with her brother. For 4B, we find text evidence for the answer of 4A. For 5A, we determine Jacob's feelings about slavery from the text. For 5B, we find supporting text evidence for 5A. For question 6, we summarize the actions Jacob takes when he finds out what his family has been doing by looking at key events in the text. For 3A, if we assume from the text that Jacob is fully on board with his family's actions, the answer is c. He fully supports it. For 3B, if his strong positive reaction is shown by "This riled me to no end...", it could support the idea he is in favor, so c. For 4A, if the context implies her brother has a better life situation, b. her brother is free and living in better circumstances having family around. For 4B, if the text shows her brother's better - off situation, no clear option given seems to directly support this. For 5A, if the text shows his strong negative view of slavery, c. He hates it. For 5B, "Slavery was the most awful thing I had ever heard of." supports this, so a. For question 6, we would need to refer to the actual text to summarize his actions like perhaps he shows interest, asks questions, and decides to get involved.

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3A. c. He fully supports it. 3B. c. "This riled me to no end..." 4A. b. her brother is free and living in better circumstances having family around. 4B. (No clear option) 5A. c. He hates it. 5B. a. "Slavery was the most awful thing I had ever heard of." 6. (Answer depends on the actual text content to summarize Jacob's actions)