Question

Which statement best compares Douglass and the other men who work for Mr. Freeland?

A.
All are hired men rather than slaves.

B.
All hope to help slaves still on plantations.

C.
All appreciate that their master is a lenient man.

D.
All recognized that the ability to read was a desirable skill.

Answer 1

it would be D all reconized the ability to read was a desirable skill.

Answer 2

The statement "All recognized that the ability to read was a desirable skill" best compares Douglass and the other men who work for Mr. Freeland.

Answer: D. All recognized that the ability to read was a desirable skill.