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WorksheetsThe Courage of Sarah Noble Ch. 1-5
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Who "carries all the supplies?"
Sarah Noble
John Noble
Mrs. Robinson
Thomas
Who "moves west to build his new home?"
Sarah Noble
John Noble
Mrs. Robinson
Thomas
Who "tries to keep up her courage?"
Sarah Noble
John Noble
Mrs. Robinson
Thomas
Who "provides a place to sleep?"
Sarah Noble
John Noble
Mrs. Robinson
Thomas
This story takes place:
in Colonial times
around 2012
in Bible times
in the future
Sarah is going on a journey with her father so that he can:
gather food
find a new job
build a new home
meet Indians
During her stay at the Robinson home, Sarah felt:
happy
uncomfortable
lazy
excited
What does Sarah use to keep her courage up?
her ragdoll
a family picture
her cloak
a lullaby
When they reach their destination, Sarah and her father sleep in:
a cave
a treehouse
a tepee
a riverboat
What is one thing (during the trip) that Sarah is not afraid of:
Indians
sounds at night
wild animals
spiders
John Noble decides he will not shoot a deer to provide meat for food because Mistress Robinson told him not to.
True
False
Sarah is left alone while her father goes across the river to work.
True
False
Sarah’s favorite Bible story is the story of Adam and Eve.
True
False
The Indian children enjoyed listening to Sarah read the Bible.
True
False
Choose the detail that does not support the main idea. Sarah kept up her courage in many difficult situations.
Sarah slept in the forest with her father.
Sarah met many new strangers.
Sarah left most of her family to go on a long journey.
Sarah was a good cook.
Choose the detail that does not support the main idea. Sarah’s cloak comforted her when she was scared.
Her cloak was a red color.
She asked for her cloak when she slept in a warm house.
She held tightly to her cloak as she slept near her father.
Her mother fastened the cloak to her when she left on her journey.
Choose the detail that does not support the main idea. Sarah enjoys reading.
She read the Bible to herself when she was lonely.
She used to read to her doll, Arabella.
She wondered if the Indians would be nice to her.
How will all people be treated at the Noble’s home?
With respect and kindness
Indifferently
With hostility
With suspicion
Why couldn’t Sarah and the Indian children understand each other?
They spoke different languages.
They were in different locations.
They were not paying attention.
They were too far apart.
In chapter 5, how does Sarah picture the Lord while reading the Bible?
As a kind old man like her grandpa
As a bright light
As a gentle voice
As a powerful storm
