The Young Warriors Chapter 4-6

What was the name of the hunting ground in chapter 4?

• The Coney-Ground

• Pimento Walk

• Pimento Ground

• Mountain Top

What animals does a cony resemble?

• rabbit

• dog

• mouse

• wild cat

Identify the correct literary device in the sentence.

'The whistle of a knife.'

• Simile

• Onomatopoeia

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

State the literary device in this sentence.

'Then one by one, the other young hunters awoke and sat up, shaking the leaves from their bodies like puppies after a shower.'

• Personification

• Onomatopoeia

• Simile

• Hyperbole

What did the Maroons do to hide themselves from the enemy?

• Only hunt in the dark

• Crawl alone

• Cover themselves in leaves

• They do not hide from the enemy as they are fierce warriors.

What was the danger signal the boys used?

• Whistle

• Hand signal

• Use the Abeng

• Look suspeciously at the warrrior nearby.

What are three musts in Maroon hunting?

• Crawl on hands

• Chin on the ground

• Crawl on feet

• Be quiet

What does it mean when it says that Charlie was having his own suffering?

• He was injured physically

• He was hurt emotionally

• He was experiencing internal conflict

• Charlie and one of the boys got into a physical fight and he was hurt both emotionally and physically.

What was the Maroon way of bidding farewell?

• Shaking hands

• Touching knives

• Just separate

• Reaching their right hand with palm stretching out to shoulder level

Which African tribe did the Maroon people descend?

• Mandinka

• Ashanti

• Igbo

• Moore'