My Brother Sam is Dead Chapters 3-4

How does the war impact the Meeker family in chapters 3 and 4 of "My Brother Sam is Dead"?

• It brings them closer together.

• It causes tension and conflict.

• It has no effect on them.

• It makes them wealthy.

What is the main source of conflict between Sam and his father in these chapters?

• Disagreement over farm work.

• Sam's decision to join the Continental Army.

• Sam's choice of friends.

• Sam's poor grades in school.

Which character in the story is most concerned about loyalty to the British crown?

• Sam Meeker

• Tim Meeker

• Mr. Meeker

• Betsy Read

How does Tim feel about the war in these chapters?

• He is excited and eager to join.

• He is confused and unsure about which side to support.

• He is indifferent and uninterested.

• He is angry and wants to fight against the British.

What aspect of colonial life is highlighted through the Meeker family's experiences?

• The abundance of food and resources.

• The challenges of maintaining a farm during wartime.

• The ease of communication with distant relatives.

• The luxury of colonial homes.

What revolutionary ideal does Sam strongly believe in?

• The importance of family unity.

• The right to bear arms.

• Independence from British rule.

• The value of education.

What consequence of the war is evident in the Meeker family's life?

• Increased wealth and prosperity.

• Loss of family members to the conflict.

• Improved relations with neighbors.

• Greater access to British goods.

How does Mr. Meeker view Sam's decision to fight in the war?

• He is proud and supportive.

• He is indifferent and unconcerned.

• He is angry and feels betrayed.

• He is confused and seeks advice.

What role does Betsy Read play in the family dynamics?

• She is a neutral observer.

• She supports Sam's decision to fight.

• She tries to mediate between Sam and his father.

• She opposes Sam's involvement in the war.

What is Tim's main concern regarding the war?

• The impact on his education.

• The safety of his family.

• The outcome of the battles.

• The cost of goods.