Woods Runner Chapter 9

Who did Samuel awaken to when he regained consciousness

• an Indian

• John Cooper

• his dad

• his mom

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Why did John Cooper and the others take on the British soldiers and the Indians?

• They had seen the destruction they did at Miller's Crossing and decided to fight them.

• They were bored and wanted to get in a fight.

• They wanted their weapons.

• They wanted the animal they were cooking over the fire.

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What did John Cooper say happened to the captives?

• The redcoats surrendered them.

• The captives were accidentally killed during the fight.

• The captives were able to escape.

• The redcoats piled them into wagons and ran.

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How long had Samuel been out?

• 1 hour

• 3 weeks

• 6 days

• 1 day

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True/False: John Cooper and the others almost left Samuel as they thought he was with the raiders at first.

• True

• False

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How did Carl convince the others that Samuel wasn't with the raiders?

• Carl had spoken to a captive.

• Samuel had a little rifle, he got clubbed, and he killed an Indian.

• A captured redcoat told Carl he did not know who Samuel was.

• Samuel had told Carl before he went unconscious.

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How was Samuel's head wound taken care of?

• Samuel was given antibiotics.

• The wound was covered with ice until it went down.

• The wound was sewed shut and tobacco juice was applied.

• The wound healed on its on.

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What was Samuel's final though before falling back to sleep?

• He wanted to have good dreams tonight.

• He wanted to eat more.

• He couldn't fight anymore.

• He still didn't have his pants on.

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True/False: The Americans took comfort from fighting on home soil and usually had much higher morale than the British.

• True

• False

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Though the Americans were often outnumbered and fought with not as good weapons, what had an enormous effect on their fighting?

• The loads of money they were making.

• The large amount of food they were given.

• They were trained very well for battle.

• The spirit of fighting on their own soil.

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