Chapter 13 Blood on The River Quiz Multiple Choice

What causes tension between the settlers and the Native Americans in this chapter?

• The settlers steal food from the Native Americans.

• The Native Americans refuse to trade with the settlers.

• Captain Smith orders an attack on a Native village.

• The settlers refuse to share their weapons with the Native Americans.

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How does Samuel’s perspective on the Native Americans continue to change?

• He realizes they are not all enemies and that he can learn from them.

• He becomes more fearful of them and avoids all contact.

• He believes they should be forced to leave the area.

• He decides to return to England because he dislikes living near them.

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What lesson does Samuel learn in this chapter?

• That strength and power are the only ways to survive

• That building relationships and learning from others is important

• That he should stop trusting Captain Smith

• That escaping to another colony is his best option

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How do the gentlemen in the colony continue to create problems?

• They refuse to work and expect others to provide for them.

• They make peace with the Native Americans.

• They take control and strengthen the colony.

• They teach Samuel new survival skills.

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How does Captain Smith respond to the growing conflicts in the colony?

• He works to negotiate peace and ensure survival.

• He prepares the settlers for war.

• He decides to leave the colony and return to England.

• He orders Samuel to spy on the Native Americans.

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