Question

What did Douglass do on Sundays, the Sabbath? *

O Watch the ships floating on the water
O Sleep the entire day
Do extra work on the plantation to gain favor with Covey
O Go to church

Answer 1

go to church

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

B

Step-by-step explanation:

He spends Sundays—his only leisure time—in a dream-like stupor, unable to think clearly. He entertains the idea of killing himself or Mr. Covey, but cannot follow through out of a combination of hope and fear. Under Covey, Douglass reaches his lowest point.