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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is Dr. Warren shot?
(a) In the head.
(b) In the arm.
(c) In the foot.
(d) In the back.
2. Which group will NOT be empowered by the colonists' freedom?
(a) French Peasants.
(b) Colonists.
(c) Indians.
(d) Russian serfs.
3. Which of these men was one of the only leaders to be trusted with secret information?
(a) John Adams.
(b) Uncle Lorne.
(c) Paul Revere.
(d) Doctor Church.
4. How are Lavinia Lyte and Johnny's mother related?
(a) They are not related.
(b) Aunt and niece.
(c) Half-sisters.
(d) Cousins.
5. Why does Paul Revere refuse to confide in Doctor Church?
(a) Church is a spy.
(b) Church is caught stealing.
(c) Revere doesn't trust Church.
(d) Church is not a member of the inner circle.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who helps Johnny escape from being flogged?
2. Where did the British fight in Concord?
3. What is the Fiddler's Bill?
4. Where does Johnny go to watch the ships coming into the harbor?
5. Who serves as Colonel Smith's groom?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Johnny go to the Lytes’ home in Chapter 11? Does he achieve his objective there?
2. How are the actions of the British referred to as tyrannical in Chapter 7?
3. Why do the Colonists choose to hang lanterns in the North Church tower? What are the lanterns used for?
4. What does the apple given to Johnny symbolize in Chapter 8?
5. How does Johnny help the spies gain information from the British in Chapter 9?
6. Why isn't Johnny punished for treason for helping the British?
7. What does Johnny learn from the tavern-keeper in Chapter 12?
8. Who has married in Chapter 8? How are these relationships described?
9. Where does Rab say he is going on April 16 in Chapter 10? How does Johnny respond?
10. What does Doctor Warren tell Johnny to say to Billy Dawes in Chapter 10? Why?
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