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WorksheetsJohnny Tremain, Chapter 4 – The Rising Eye
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
What was Merchant Lyte’s reaction when Johnny told him his name and about his mother?
He angrily dismissed Johnny and ordered him out.
He seemed welcoming and invited Johnny to visit his house that evening.
He called for the constable immediately and had Johnny arrested.
He ignored Johnny and walked away without speaking.
What did Mr. Lyte want Johnny to bring to his house that night?
A letter from his master.
The family Bible.
The silver cup.
A signed affidavit from Cilla.
What did Mr. Lyte accuse Johnny of stealing?
A bag of coins.
The silver cup.
A shipment of tea.
A printing press plate.
What are the gallows?
A courtroom bench used by the judge.
A wooden frame used for hanging criminals.
A stockade where prisoners are locked by the ankles.
A platform where speeches are delivered.
What did the medal hung about Rab’s throat mean?
It showed he was an apprentice in good standing.
It identified him as a member of the Sons of Liberty.
It was a reward for saving Merchant Lyte’s property.
It meant he had won a printing competition.
What will Mr. Tweedie do if Cilla goes to trial and testifies for Johnny?
He will praise her and offer her a better apprenticeship.
He will dismiss her from the household as punishment.
He will pay her fare to leave Boston.
He will ask the judge to silence her.
What was the outcome of the trial when Cilla and Isannah testified for Johnny?
Johnny was found guilty and jailed.
The case was declared a mistrial.
Johnny was acquitted of the charges.
Johnny was fined but set free.
Why did Johnny want to cry when Isannah kissed his hurt hand?
He felt sudden pain from the injury.
He was embarrassed by the attention.
He was moved because it was the first gentle kindness shown to his injured hand since the accident.
He feared Mr. Lyte would punish him for accepting comfort.
