Johnny's Choices and Consequences

The video covers Chapter 5, Section 1 of 'Johnny Tremain' by Esther Forbes. It begins with a recap of Johnny's trial, where he was accused of stealing a cup. Johnny proves his innocence with Cilla's testimony. The Sons of Liberty play a role in the story, highlighting political themes. Johnny visits the Afric Queen, where he interacts with Mr. Quincy and others. Facing financial difficulties, Johnny decides to sell his cup to Mr. Light, leading to a confrontation. He escapes and finds a new job, marking the start of a new chapter in his life.

What was Johnny accused of in the trial?

• Stealing money

• Stealing a book

• Stealing a horse

• Stealing a cup

Who was Johnny planning to bring to court to prove his innocence?

• Isanna

• Mr. Quincy

• Rab

• Cilla

Which group did Rab belong to that started to influence Johnny?

• The Loyalists

• The Redcoats

• The Patriots

• The Sons of Liberty

What was the reaction of the people at the Afric Queen to Mr. Light's embarrassment?

• They laughed

• They were indifferent

• They were supportive

• They were angry

How did Rab manage to get Cilla to the courthouse?

• By bribing the guards

• By showing a letter with the governor's seal

• By sneaking her in

• By disguising her

Where did Johnny decide to sleep while looking for a job?

• In a barn

• In a stable

• In a friend's house

• In a hotel

Why did Johnny decide to sell the cup?

• He needed money for a sea voyage

• He wanted to buy a new coat

• He needed to pay a debt

• He needed money for food

What did Mr. Light accuse Johnny of during their confrontation?

• Stealing the cup

• Spying for the enemy

• Lying about his identity

• Cheating in a game

What job did Johnny decide to take after escaping from Mr. Light?

• A blacksmith's apprentice

• A paper delivery boy

• A stable hand

• A cabin boy on a ship