Key Events in Chapter 11

In Chapter 11 of 'My Brother Sam is Dead', Dr. Hobart treats a wounded man after a British raid. Captain Betts brings news of the raid and calls for action, but Tim's mother resists involving him in the war. Continental troops arrive seeking shelter, and Tim reunites with his brother Sam. The family discusses the war and their personal conflicts, highlighting the tension between duty and family loyalty.

What action does Dr. Hobart take at the beginning of Chapter 11?

• He joins the militia.

• He treats a wounded man.

• He rides to the tavern.

• He leaves town.

What is the condition of the wounded man treated by Dr. Hobart?

• He is critically injured.

• He has a minor wound.

• He is dead.

• He is unconscious.

What does the wounded man reveal about the British raid?

• They are after munitions in Danbury.

• They have surrendered.

• They plan to attack New York.

• They are retreating to Boston.

What news does Captain Betts bring to the tavern?

• The British have retreated.

• The British have burned Starr's house.

• The militia has won a battle.

• The war is over.

How does Mother react to Captain Betts' call for patriotism?

• She supports him.

• She argues against him.

• She joins the militia.

• She ignores him.

What happens after the church bell begins to toll?

• The tavern fills with people.

• The tavern empties as people leave.

• The militia arrives.

• The British attack.

What does Mother do after her prayer?

• She goes to sleep.

• She prepares supper.

• She leaves the tavern.

• She writes a letter.

Who arrives at the tavern with the Continental troops?

• General Washington.

• General Worcester.

• General Lee.

• General Cornwallis.

How does Tim feel when he reunites with Sam?

• Emotional and relieved.

• Indifferent.

• Angry.

• Confused.

What does Sam reveal about their father's situation?

• He is missing.

• He has joined the British.

• He is in prison.

• He is safe at home.