A) Selling boycotted British goods B) Hiring more captains for his ships C) Selling tea for the East India Company D) Hiding weapons from the British
A) was greeted by his grandmother. B) met his Aunt Lavinia. C) was given three more cups. D) was accused of stealing the cup.
A) He knew Rab would save him. B) He dreamed about his mother. C) He could go no lower. D) He had a pillow and blankets.
A) bringing a basket of his aunt’s food to the jailer. B) getting Mr. Quincy to help. C) fighting the butcher and his son. D) showing his medal to the jailer.
A) It was before Mr. Lyte’s cup was stolen. B) It was before he hurt his hand on the sugar basin. C) It was before he met Rab at the Boston Observer. D) It was before his mother died in Boston.
A) walking in like he owned the court. B) asking for a lawyer to help him. C) ordering a silver sugar basin. D) testifying to the honesty of the Laphams.
A) Isannah said he was wonderful. B) Isannah kissed his hurt hand. C) Sukey threw dishwater on him. D) Cilla hugged him.
A) He showed Mrs. Lapham a paper from the governor. B) He had the police get her. C) He had Mr. Quincy go get her from the Laphams. D) Isannah helped Rab sneak her out.
A) Rab talked him out of it. B) Uncle Lorne wanted him to learn more by reading. C) He didn’t have money to buy his own supplies. D) His crippled hand would prevent him from working hard.
A) sell it to Mr. Lyte B) tie it to his belt C) give it to Cilla D) let Mr. Lapham have it
A) He was slow. B) He was mean. C) He was white. D) He was timid.
A) He counted to ten first. B) He spent time rocking Rabbit. C) He learned by watching Rab. D) He read a book of manners.
A) Whig. B) printer. C) horseman. D) Tory.
A) by giving him lots of lessons B) by riding with him on the common C) with lots and lots of practice D) with a minimum of expenditure of energy
A) He gave him sugar. B) He gave him apples. C) He brushed his mane. D) He walked him slowly.
A) read as much as possible. B) watch Rabbit when needed. C) help in the print shop. D) deliver the Boston Observer.
A) He taught him to ride Goblin. B) He never criticized him, but asked him why. C) He made him be nice to people. D) He taught him how to be a printer.
A) it was hard not to get angry with others. B) counting to ten had its rewards. C) calling people “squeak-pigs” was satisfying. D) reading the Bible was important.
A) When he was working and singing B) When he was dancing and laughing C) When he was printing and folding D) When he was dancing and fighting
A) printing B) swimming C) riding D) dancing |