John Smith

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1. At the beginning of the fragment…

• Most colonists wish to return to England

• There is food in abundance

• The first Thanksgiving is being celebrated

• All of them are correct

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2. John Smith leads a new expedition because…

• He wishes to meet Pocahontas

• The Council complains that it is taking him too long to discover the head of Chickahominy River

• He needs to buy weapons from the Natives

• All of them are correct

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3. During this expedition…

• Smith is accompanied by both Englishmen and Natives

• Smith is captured by Natives

• Several people die

• All of them are correct

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4. When news of Smith’s captivity came to Jamestown…

• People felt relieved

• People were not surprised

• People felt sorrow

• None of them are correct

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5. The Native Americans’ treatment of Smith is presented as…

• Totally justified

• Totally unpredictable

• Exactly what he expected

• All of them are correct

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6. When entering the village of Orapaks, Smith witnesses…

• Houses similar to tents

• Women and children staring at him

• Dancing and singing

• All of them are correct

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7. The Seneca quotation…

• Presents Native Americans as evil creatures

• Shows Smith’s university education

• Is simply an ornament

• None of them are correct

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8. At Powhatan’s village, Werowocomoco, a long consultation is held…

• To decide what to do with Smith’s compass

• To plan an attack on Jamestown

• To decide what to do with Smith

• All of them are correct

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9. Why does Pocahontas save Smith’s life?

• To marry him

• To show her strength in front of her people

• To be able to visit Jamestown with him

• No explanation is given

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10. The Euripides quotation implies that…

• Smith feels at home with Powhatan and his people

• Smith wishes to return to England

• Smith fears for his life

• None of them are correct