Woods Runner Chapter 12

True or False. No children were orphaned during the Revolutionary War.

• True
• False

True or False. Children orphaned by war suffer nightmares, sleeping problems, anger, anxiety, and more.

• True
• False

True or False. Severely traumatized children may become withdrawn, unresponsive, or even mute.

• True
• False

True or False. Once the danger ends, children can be resilient especially when in a safe environment where they are cared for.

• True
• False

True or False. Formal adoptions after the Revolutionary War were very common.

• True
• False

True or False. After the Revolutionary War, if orphans were not taken in by other family members, grew up in institutions.

• True
• False

Where did Samuel find Annie?

• in the barn
• in her house
• in New York City
• in some hazel bushes

What did Annie do when she saw Samuel?

• She continued to hide so he wouldn't see her.
• She ran away from him as she thought he was a bad guy.
• She ran to him and hugged him.
• She yelled at him since he did not help her parents.

How did Annie act the first three days after her parents were murdered?

• She'd go away from Samuel during the day and then come back at night.
• She was happy.
• She was very talkative.
• She was silent except for the crying. She would not get far away from Samuel.

Why was the journey more difficult for Annie than Samuel?

• She did not have any shoes.
• She was younger.
• She was shorter than Samuel.
• She had never been outside much.