The Courage of Sarah Noble

In the beginning of the book, Sarah's journey has already begun.

• True
• False

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Sarah's older sister also volunteered for the journey.

• True
• False

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Sarah's mother told Sarah to:

• "Cook for your father"
• "Watch out for Indians"
• "Keep up your courage"
• "Say your prayers every night"

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The first night Sarah and her father slept:

• In a cave
• In a settlement
• In the forest
• In the Indian village

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CCSS.RL.8.9

Sarah didn't like Mistress Robinson because

• She didn't have any children
• She was stern and unsmiling
• She yelled at Sarah at dinner
• She didn't cook Sarah's favorite food

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What did Sarah have to leave behind for the journey?

• Her Cloak
• Her Shoes
• Her Doll
• Her Bible

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CCSS.RL.8.9

Thomas also came on the journey. Who was Thomas?

• Sarah's Uncle
• Sarah's Brother
• John Noble's Father
• Their horse

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CCSS.RL.3.2

The animal that Sarah heard outside the cave turned out to be a:

• Wolf
• Fox
• Bear
• Skunk

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Sarah and her father started their journey in the:

• Winter
• Spring
• Summer
• Fall

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The house was completed in the:

• Spring
• Summer
• Winter
• Fall

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