"I Survived The American Revolution" Quiz - Ch. 9-18

Who did Nate run into at the army camp in New York? (pg. 46)

"It was a young soldier with a goofy, gap-toothed smile. A mop of bright red curls spilled out from under a crumpled green triangle hat."

• Slash O' Shea

• Uncle Storch

• Eliza

• Paul Dobbins

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What happened to the letters that Paul Dobbins sent to Nate? (page 47)

• They were burned by British soldiers

• They got lost in the mail

• Uncle Storch refused to give them to Nate

• They were shipped to England

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What is Paul Dobbins' lucky charm? (page 56)

• His musket

• His green hat

• His bayonet

• His knapsack

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"RAT-tat-tat-tat-tat" - What sound is the author describing? (page 55)

• The British army knocking on doors

• The American soldiers' footsteps

• The British army's battle drums

• The American soldiers playing music

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What is the name of the army company that Nate joined? (page 61)

• The Redcoats

• Connecticut 5th

• Boston Harbor

• Yankee Doodles

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Who is the gruff and unsmiling head leader of the Connecticut 5th? (page 61)

• Paul Dobbins

• Captain Marsh

• Samuel

• James

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Who is the oldest member of the Connecticut 5th and is also the best shooter of the group? (page 62)

• Paul

• Nate

• James

• Samuel

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Who is the youngest member of the Connecticut 5th and is the one who leaves little gifts in Nate's tent? (page 63)

• Samuel

• James

• Paul

• Slash O'Shea

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Who was a freed slave who helped bandage Nate's hands in the army camp? (page 63)

• Martin

• Paul

• James

• Samuel

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What did Nate think was the hardest part of being a soldier? (page 65)

• Digging trenches

• Marching for many miles

• Being far away from home

• Loading a musket quickly

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