A) A feast was held in the middle of the town. B) People did not work on that day. C) A song was sung by the people. D) Guns were fired.
A) an umbrella B) a wooden bed C) a picture of the London Bridge D) a glass vase
A) a tobacco pipe B) a shell necklace C) a deer skin blanket D) an old, worn fur cloak
A) A secret wedding was to occur. B) War was to begin. C) Winter was coming. D) A suprise festival was taking place.
A) She cried and asked her father to let her and John Smith get married. B) She and Hapsis planned to rescue him. C) She went in the night to warn John Smith with the news. D) She went to Nantaquas to ask for advice.
A) He had been given a new job as Governor in France. B) He had been taken away to a nearby village. C) He had been killed in a gun explosion. D) He had been attacked by a bear.
A) a gold mirror B) a silver chain C) a beaded hair comb D) a copper kettle
A) The English wanted to get back their men and guns that had been stolen by the natives. B) She was an Indian princess. C) She had not helped them find any gold. D) They were angry at her for her kindness only to John Smith.
A) The workday was to begin. B) It was time for church. C) A wedding was to take place. D) A visitor had entered their settlement.
A) Emma B) Mary C) Rebecca D) Elizabeth
A) a wooden chain B) a shell necklace C) a music box D) copper earrings
A) John Rolfe B) Captain Newport C) Governor Gates D) John Smith
A) tobacco B) barley C) rice D) wheat
A) Robert B) William C) Benjamin D) Thomas
A) humid and dry B) gray and rainy C) hot and sunny D) bright and snowy
A) an elephant B) a pig C) a horse D) a cat
A) Duchess Maria and Duke Malcolm B) Princess Isabella and Prince Edward C) Lady Elizabeth and Lord Earl D) Queen Anne and King James
A) smiled brightly and laughed with excitement B) went to him and hugged him C) invited him in for tea D) ran to her bedroom
A) a broken ankle B) pains in her stomach C) a high fever D) an ache in her side
A) 34 years old B) 59 years old C) 21 years old D) 42 years old |