Woods Runner Chapter 19 & the Epilogue

Why can’t Samuel rest or sleep comfortably?

• He was hungry.
• He was too excited to be back with his family.
• His head wound hurt too much.
• He could not get over the feeling that somebody was following them.

Which of the below did Samuel go to hunt?

• bear
• wolf
• raccoon
• squirrel

Why did Samuel not let the others talk?

• He didn't want the raccoons to be scared off.
• He wanted to be in charge and tell others what to do.
• He was tired of talking to them.
• He did not want them to be found.

What worried Samuel as he hid in a hazel bush next to the trail?

• the gunshot and the smoke from their fire
• where they will get food next
• Annie's determination to talk
• his head wound

Who or what did Samuel kill?

• a redcoat officer
• a rebel
• a horse
• a bird

Who saved Samuel and his family?

• Hessians
• rebels
• redcoats
• an old neighbor

How did Samuel feel after he killed someone?

• He was happy to finally kill a redcoat.
• The death bothered him, but he knew he had no other choice.
• He was proud.
• He felt like he was a war hero.

Why didn't Samuel talk to Sergeant Whitby?

• He didn't trust him.
• He didn't want to talk to soldiers.
• He couldn't talk as he kept staring at the dead officer.
• He thought he was a redcoat.

What did the Continental soldiers give to Samuel's family?

• a pass into the city
• horses to ride on
• money
• new shoes

How will Samuel's family get to Philadelphia safely?

• The rebels will lead them.
• The redcoats will lead them.
• Abner will come back to get them.
• They will use their pass.