A Lion To Guard Us, chapter 17-18

Front

Why did Amanda not want to stay in Bermuda?

Back

Amanda wanted to go to Jamestown with their father.

Front

What did Amanda request regarding their living quarters?

Back

Amanda told the governor that they could build their own house.

Front

Where did Amanda, Meg, and Jemmy find a place to rest?

Back

They found a place to rest on a sandbank.

Front

Who was the governor of their new land?

Back

The governor was Sir Thomas Gates.

Front

What was Amanda's reaction when asked if she could clean fish?

Back

Amanda fell over.

Front

What is the significance of Jamestown in the story?

Back

Jamestown represents a new beginning and hope for Amanda and her family.

Front

How does Amanda's character develop in chapters 17-18?

Back

Amanda shows determination and leadership by wanting to build their own house.

Front

What role does the governor play in Amanda's story?

Back

The governor, Sir Thomas Gates, represents authority and the possibility of new opportunities.

Front

What does the sandbank symbolize in the story?

Back

The sandbank symbolizes a temporary refuge and the challenges of their new life.

Front

How does Amanda's relationship with her father influence her decisions?

Back

Amanda's desire to be with her father drives her choices, such as wanting to go to Jamestown.