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WorksheetsJohnny Tremain Chapter 4-6
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins
In chapter 4, what does Merchant Lyte tell Johnny to bring when he visits his house?
One of Mrs. Lapham's pies
The sugar basin they were making for Mr. Hancock
The Lyte family cup that Johnny had
Johnny's silversmith tools
In chapter 4, who visits Johnny in jail?
Mr. Hancock
Rab
Mrs. Lapham
Dove
What did Mr. Lyte's clerk think that Johnny wanted to talk to Mr. Lyte about?
He thought he wanted a job
He thought he wanted money
Thought Johnny was another suitor for Miss. Lavinia
What does Mr. Lyte do to be sure the Laphams do not support Johnny?
Mr. Lyte threatens them
Mr. Lyte gives them a lot of money
Mr. Lyte orders a lot of silver items and pays in advance for them.
Mr. Lyte kidnaps Mr. Tweedie
What does Isannah do to Johnny's hand? How does it make him feel? (2 answers)
Isannah kisses his hand
It makes Johnny almost cry because it means that Isannah is trying to make things right again.
Isannah screams and runs away.
It makes Johnny run away from the Laphams
What does Rab wear around his neck? What does it symbolize?
A religious necklace
A family heirloom
Rab wears a medallion with the liberty tree on it
fancy jewlery
Who testifies (takes the stand) on behalf of Johnny in court?
Cilla
Mrs. Lapham
Isannah
Dorcas
Who comes rushing into the courtroom and sits on the judge's lap?
Isannah
Cilla
Dorcas
Madge
How does Rab get Johnny out of jail?
He breaks him out
The guards are members of the Sons of Liberty as well
He sneaks in and steals the keys to his cell
He doesn't get him out of jail
Josiah Quincy was...
the best lawyer in Boston
a writer for the Observer
a member of the Sons of Liberty
all of the above
What did Johnny do with his cup?
Sold it on the warf
tried to sell it to Mr. Hancock
tried to sell it to Mr. Lyte
How did Rab get Cilla to court?
He asked her nicely
He showed Mrs. Lapham a letter from the governor.
He lied and said she had to.
What job did Johnny take?
working for Mr. Hancock
delivering papers for the Boston Observer
a messenger for all of Boston
True or False: Johnny disliked his new job and wished he could be a silversmith again.
True
False
What was the effect the dance had on Johnny?
Johnny had a lot of fun.
Johnny learned to count to ten when mad.
Johnny forgot all about his injured hand.
How much did Johnny want to sell the cup to Mr. Lyte for in the beginning?
20 pounds
10 pounds
7 pounds
65 pounds
Mr. Lyte snatches the cup from Johnny's hand. Johnny now pleads for how much for the cup (HINT: it's actual worth)?
1 pound
4 pounds
9 pounds
1/2 pound
Who met secretly in the attic above the printing shop?
The Torries
The Boston Observers
The British
Mr. Lyte
Johnny began doing something that kept him from speaking before thinking. He started to become more like Rab by following this practice and good things started happening to him. What did he do?
He took a deep breath
He counted to 5
He lashed out at anyone he disagreed with
He counted to 10
Johnny sees a different side of Rab at the end of the chapter. Following the incident with the butcher's son, his wife, the butcher's wife's mother, and the butcher himself what does he think about Rab?
Rab was weak
Rab was a born fighter
Rab was actually a thief
Rab was a liar
What kind of speaker is Reverend Sam Cooper?
dull
nervous
stirring
Which of the following does the author want the reader to understand as the reason why the Americans would not pay the Tea Tax?
It was too expensive
They had no say in making the law
Tea was the drink they enjoyed most
Which word best describes Parliament's opinion of the Americans?
well educated
unintelligent
too serious
How did Mr. Lorne feel about Sam Adams?
He feared him
He did not trust him
He admired him
He kicked him in the face
What memories did the visit to Mr. Hancock bring back to Johnny?
thoughts of his mother
thoughts of Mr. Lyte's accusing
thoughts of his old job and the money he received
What conclusion can you draw from Cilla's appearance?
The Lapham's are experiencing difficult times
The Lampham's are getting rich
Isannah is demanding too much of her time
Why was Johnny attracted to Miss Lavinia?
She was beautiful
She was easy going
She was considerate
Why wasn't Johnny really interested in Cilla's news?
He had heard it all before
She talked way too much
He had a whole new life that kept him busy
How might people who strongly supported British actions feel about the Sons of Liberty
humored
fearful
unconcerned
Who is Hutchinson?
a brawler
The Captain
Governor
What was the significance of December 16th?
The tea ships land
The tea was dumped
The meeting is held
What was in his nightmare?
a spirit
a tea ship
Cilla
What information would cause Johnny to run back blowing the silver whistle?
The ships would set sail
The tea would be destroyed
War would be started
Who spread the message to other colonies of Philadelphia and New York the next day?
Johnny
Rab
Revere
Sam Adams
What word best describes the manner in which the tea was destroyed and the way that the ships were left after the "party"?
orderly
chaotic
hateful
careless
What must have alerted Johnny that Dove was planning something dishonest?
He was a volunteer and not recruited
He had white, fat hands
His breeches were tied at the knees
