Dies on a prison ship of cholera

• Betsy

• Mother

• Father

• General Putnam

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Where does the story take place?

• Redding

• London

• New York City

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When does the story take place?

• Present time

• During the Civil War

• During the American Revolution

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Names used for Patriots

• Lobsterbacks

• Rebels

• Continentals

• Minutemen

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Names for Lolyalists

• Lobsterbacks

• Rebels

• Minutemen

• Tories

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In chapter 1, Sam goes home to get what?

• Food

• More clothes

• the Brown Bess

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What task does Tim try to do for Mr. Heron?

• Delivering messages to Fairfield

• Chopping wood

• Cleaning his house

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________ is the overall life lesson of the story; it is the message or lesson that the author wants the reader to know by the end of the story.

• irony

• foreshadowing

• theme

• internal conflict

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Writers use _________ when they give hints and clues about what will occur later in the plot.

• Conflict

• Exposition

• Foreshadowing

• Theme

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The story, My Brother Sam is Dead, is told in which perspective?

• fourth person point of view

• third person point of view

• narrator

• first person point of view

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