Blood on the River Chap 11-13

What is Captain Smith's approach to relationships with the native people?

• as long as we ignore them they will leave us alone.

• as long as we sell to them they will be friendly.

• as long as we trade with them there will be no war

• as long as we feed them they will be friendly.

How does Samuel react when James gives him water?

• He is distrustful of James.

• He is ungrateful and slaps James.

• He is so thankful.

• He ignores him.

What is Samuel's reaction to the death of James?

• Samuel does not care.

• He feels frightened and happy.

• Samuel is happy he is gone.

• Samuel feels guilty about the death of James.

Who does the work of building the palisade?

• The sailors, laborers, and soldiers are doing most of the work.

• The sailors only.

• The Laborers.

• The Gentlemen and Sam.

What obstacle do the colonist face in Chapter 12?

• Bears are attacking.

• Diseases starts to affect the colonist.

• Bees and Bears are attacking the colonist.

• The river is drying up.

How does Rev. Hunt's approach influences Samuel?

• Influences Samuel to be acceptable of others.

• Influences Samuel to read the Bible.

• Influences Samuel to be thoughtful and kind.

• Influences Sam to care only for himself.

What does Captain Smith teach Samuel?

• He teaches Samuel how to shoot a musket and skin a deer.

• He teaches him how to make porridge.

• He starts teaching him to read.

• Captain Smith starts training Samuel to use a sword.

Reverend Hunt always encourages Samuel to make choices out of anger.

• True

• False

Who threatened to kill Samuel if he told about the eggs?

• Richard

• Henry

• Master Wingfield

• John Smith

Who did Samuel tell about the eggs and other food that Master Wingfield was holding?

• Reverend Hunt

• Captain John Smith

• Richard

• Henry