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Joan Crist
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Reading My Brother Sam Ch. 11
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Who shot the wounded guy in Chapter 10?
Cowboys
British soldiers
Rebels
Continental soldiers
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Multiple Choice
Infer: why did they give the wounded man rum?
To get him drunk so he would tell his story.
To make him feel better after he was shot.
To help him endure surgery without painkillers.
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Multiple Choice
Why does Tim care about General Arnold’s troops?
Sam might be with them.
The troops might take food from the tavern.
The troops might fight the British in Redding.
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Multiple Choice
What is the irony, or strange contrast, in this scene?
The church bells ring for war, but mother prays.
Mother asks Tim to pray with her.
Mother prays, and then gets up to make dinner.
Mother calls the war evil.
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What does Tim see?
Riders in the darkness and the rain.
The British officer who killed Ned.
Jerry Sandford.
Mr. Betts, Colonel Read, and Dan Starr.
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Who comes in?
A Continental (Rebel) general.
A British general and officers.
Colonel Read and the Redding militia.
Father.
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What is Tim doing?
Considering whether to carry another letter for Mr. Heron.
Spying on Mr. Heron and his spy ring.
Serving and listening to the generals talk.
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Multiple Choice
What evidence from the text suggests that Tim does not really want to see to the livestock?
We scraped out the bottom of the stew pot to feed General Arnold and his aides.
I couldn’t get it out of my mind that Sam might be in Redding somewhere.
”All right, but don’t be long, I may need you to help with the gentlemen here.”
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These details show that...
...the rebel army was not well equipped.
...the rebel soldiers were celebrating.
...the Generals were planning an attack.
...the Redding militia was well organized.
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Sam was worried that Tim and his mom...
...forgot about him
...hated him.
...had left Redding.
...had forgotten Father.
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Multiple Choice
Sam can see that Tim has...
...a girlfriend.
...changed.
...been playing with Jerry.
...helped Mr. Heron.
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Multiple Choice
Which quote is evidence that mother is really excited to see Sam?
Mother gave me a cross look. “Where have you been?”
It wasn’t like me to insist on anything that way and she got the idea.
She started to run, but then thought better of it and walked.
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Multiple Choice
What are Sam and mother arguing over.
Mother wants Sam home.
Mother blames Sam for Father being in prison.
Mother wants the gun back.
Sam wants food.
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Why did Tim feel like Sam’s equal?
He knew that Sam was wrong about his own motivations.
He knew that the Tories were right.
Helping the family was more important than the war.
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