3. Why do the Indians not take the cannon in Chapter 15?
(a) They cannot lift it.
(b) They don't know how to use it.
(c) They don't want it.
(d) They do not believe in fighting.

4. What is Gran Canaria?
(a) An Indian chief.
(b) An Indian god.
(c) A bird.
(d) An island.

5. What is the real name of Chief Powhatan?
(a) Amonute.
(b) Werowocomoco.
(c) Wahunsonacock.
(d) Namontack.

6. To whom did Samuel's armor once belong?
(a) Captain Smith's father.
(b) Reverend Hunt before he became a minister.
(c) Master Clovell.
(d) Captain Smith as a boy.

7. What was Samuel's late father like?
(a) His father died in the New World.
(b) His father was a police officer.
(c) His father is a member of the Virginia Company.
(d) His father was a drunk.

8. What does Reverend Hunt tell Samuel about forgiveness after the death of one of their party?
(a) He must pray for it incessantly if he expects to earn it.
(b) It is futile.
(c) It comes from God without prayer.
(d) He must learn to forgive himself.

9. What sort of food was Master Winfield hoarding?
(a) Venison.
(b) Figs.
(c) Vodka.
(d) Eggs.

10. According to Captain Smith, what animals does England not have?
(a) Eagles.
(b) Siamese cats.
(c) Raccoons.
(d) Deer.

11. What do the trees surrounding the settlement remind Samuel of?
(a) A cathedral.
(b) A nightmare.
(c) His home in England.
(d) A childhood trip to Ireland.

12. What is a shallop?
(a) A type of seafood.
(b) The Algonquin word for an attractive woman.
(c) An piece of Native jewelry.
(d) A small boat used for exploring.

13. What do the other settlers seek from Richard and Samuel?
(a) Gunpowder.
(b) Bread.
(c) Embers for a fire.
(d) The book of Algonquin words.

14. What happens to Smith when he is placed under arrest in Chapter 4?
(a) He is thrown overboard.
(b) He is put in chains.
(c) He is made to become a servant.
(d) He must sleep next to the slop buckets.

15. What animals do the men see chasing a whale anchored near the island of Guadeloupe?
(a) A shark and a swordfish
(b) A group of natives.
(c) A Spanish explorer
(d) Another whale.