CHapter 5

What wakes the narrator from a deep sleep?

• A loud noise

• Scar crying out

• A musket ball

• A dream

What is the narrator's condition compared to Scar's?

• The narrator is in worse condition

• The narrator is in the same condition

• The narrator is in better condition

• The narrator's condition is not mentioned

What does the narrator plan to do in the morning?

• Fetch water and perhaps a little food

• Move him, too

• Find some of their men down by the river

• Stop Scar from babbling

What does the narrator use to address Scar?

• Scar's real name

• A nickname given by Scar

• A made-up name by the narrator

• Scar's language

How does the narrator feel about using the made-up name for Scar?

• Confident

• Ridiculous

• Indifferent

• Annoyed

Why does the narrator say he will be better by morning?

• He believes rest will help him recover.

• He is waiting for someone to rescue him.

• He has medicine that will cure him overnight.

• He is planning to leave the place where he is.

What is the narrator's intention for the next morning?

• To find a way to transport Scar.

• To bring water from the river and search out some food.

• To call for help using a signal fire.

• To abandon Scar and save himself.

What does the narrator remember about the militia's journey?

• They carried weapons and armor.

• They carried journey cake, bread, cherries, figs, and the like.

• They were followed by enemies.

• They had lost their way in the woods.

What interrupts the narrator's thoughts?

• The sound of the river.

• The arrival of the militia.

• Scar's howls echoing against his chest.

• A sudden storm.

What is the narrator's physical reaction to the stress and fear they are experiencing?

• They start laughing uncontrollably.

• They experience goose bumps and vomit.

• They faint due to overwhelming fear.

• They begin to sweat profusely without any other symptoms.