Directions: Complete the assignment after reading the chapter. a. b. Which of the following selections best explains the main reason Harriet was afraid to try and escape on her own? (pg. 90) d. Harriet Tubman Conductor on the Underground Railroad: Chapter 10 b. C. d. Which of these inferences is best supported by the comparison of Harriet's movements to those of her brothers? (pg. 91) She worried that her brothers would tell people that she had run away, and she would be caught. She didn't think that she could be quiet enough running through the woods to stay hidden. She worried that she would suddenly fall asleep because of her head injury and be found. She feared that she would get lost and not be able to get to the North before being discovered. Harriet used what she learned from Ben to quietly navigate the woods, but her brothers hadn't been taught the same skills. Harriet was able to move faster than her brothers through the woods because she had better eyesight than both of them. Harriet moved faster through the woods because she was more determined than her brothers to escape. Harriet could not move as quickly through the woods because she was smaller and fell behind. What does the white woman in the faded sunbonnet ask Harriet when she passes her in the fields? Asked her her name and how She got A Poop Dimenade P a scafe on her forehead What offer does the woman make later? if YOU ever need help to let her know How does she fulfill it? She ret harriet Stay at her house when She ran away Which inference best explains why Harriet began to sing the song? (pg. 95) a. b. C. d. a. Which of the following statements best explains the reason why one of the women helping with the Underground Railroad tells Harriet to sweep her yard? (pg. 99) b. d. She wants people to know that she ran away when they discover that she isn't there in the morning. She hopes to draw Dr. Thompson's attention away from others trying to escape. She wants to lift people's spirits since they always enjoy hearing her sing. She thinks that it will inspire others to come with her when she escapes. What is the purpose of the author explaining that freedom may come with a price? The woman wanted Harriet to stay out in the open where other people could see her. People that were part of the Underground Railroad often asked for help at their homes. If someone saw Harriet sweeping the yard, they would not think she was a runaway. The woman thought that Harriet would prefer to be outside instead of in hiding. What details from the chapter support your response? (pg.. (pg._