Riding Freedom Chapter 10 All 122-129

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1. What was going on?

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The question is asking about what event was happening. Out of the given options, Election Day is the most relevant event as it is a significant day in which citizens vote for their preferred candidates in an election. Christmas and 4th of July are also important events, but they are not directly related to the question. Therefore, the correct answer is Election Day.

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This quiz, titled 'Riding Freedom Chapter 10 ALL 122-129', explores key events and decisions in the story, focusing on Charlotte's journey, her involvement in the 1868 election, and her pioneering act of registering to vote, assessing comprehension of these historical and literary elements.

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2. What was going on ?

Explanation

Election Day refers to the day when citizens of a country cast their votes to elect their representatives or leaders. It is a significant event in a democratic nation as it determines the future direction of the government. The other options mentioned in the question, such as 4th of July, Christmas, and Thanksgiving, are not related to the concept of "what was going on" as they are specific holidays or occasions that hold different meanings and significance.

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3. What did Charlotte do?

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Charlotte registered to vote.

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4. Where did Hayward ask her to go?

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Hayward asked her to go to Missouri.

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5. What did Charlotte do?

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Charlotte bought the house for the woman.

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6. What election was it?

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The question asks about a specific election, and the correct answer is 1868.

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7. Who did she vote for?

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The correct answer is "ALL OF THE ABOVE" because the question asks who she voted for, and all three options - Vern, the girl, and herself - indicate that she voted for each of them. Therefore, all of the options are correct.

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8. How long would the trip take?

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The trip would take 4 months.

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9. How long is a month of Sundays?

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The phrase "a month of Sundays" is an idiom that means a very long time or an extended period. It does not refer to a literal month or the number of days in a month. Therefore, none of the options provided are the correct answer.

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What was going on?
What was going on ?
What did Charlotte do?
Where did Hayward ask her to go?
What did Charlotte do?
What election was it?
Who did she vote for?
How long would the trip take?
How long is a month of Sundays?
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