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Why does Samuel yell, "wingapo" when he hears the strange sound in the trees?

• He is superstitious.

• He is trying to show peace if there are native tribes waiting ti attack.

• He wants to scare the animals.

• He thinks it is James playing games.

What did Samuel mean by, "Reverend Hunt put words to the prayers I cannot speak"?

• Captain Smith has asked him to stay quiet.

• He was too angry to pray.

• He didn't agree with Reverend Hunt's prayers.

• He was too upset to articulate his prayers.

Why do Powhatan want to get rid of colonists?

• They are bringing diseases.

• They are kidnapping their children.

• They are stealing their food.

• The prophecy says they are dangerous.

How does Captain Smith react when Samuel wins the sword fight?

• He gets angry.

• He is pleased and proud.

• Gives him a new job.

• Tells him to teach Richard.

What weapon does Captain Smith feel is the most effective?

• His book of Algonquian language.

• His musket.

• His sword.

• The colonists' cannons.

How does Captain Smith protect Samuel form Henry?

• Tells Henry to leave him alone.

• Doesn't tell anyone that it was Samuel who told of the food hoarding.

• Gives him a sword.

• Talks to President Wingfield.

How do Samuel and Richard bond?

• The share a house.

• In their grief over the loss for James.

• Training together with their weapons.

• Both B and C are correct.

What do the gentlemen do once Captain Smith leaves the camp to explore?

• Steal Captain Smith's supplies

• Punish Samuel for working for Captain Smith.

• Build palisades.

• Stop working.

What do the gentlemen do when food becomes scarce?

• Steal all food & supplies.

• Board the ship to return to England.

• Leave the commoners to die.

• All of the above.

How does Pocahontas act with Samuel and Richard?

• Angry with them.

• Fearful of them.

• Playful, like a child.

• Dignified, like a princess.