Bronze Bow

In the story, what object comes to symbolize things that are impossible without God?

• An iron sword

• a gold locket

• a bronze bow

• a bronze arrow

What is Daniel's opinion about Jesus throughout most of the book?

• He hopes that Jesus will lead his people to freedom from the Romans.

• He isn't sure about Jesus, but he continues to go and hear him speak.

• He can't stop thinking about what Jesus says.

• all of the above

Why does Daniel's opinion of Rosh change during the story?

• Rosh is killed

• Rosh runs away.

• When he lives in the village, he learns that Rosh is stealing from his people but not hurting the Romans.

• none of the above

In 'The Bronze Bow', what does the bronze bow symbolize?

• A) Strength and power

• B) Freedom and hope

• C) Things that are impossible without God

• D) Unity and peace

What is the main theme of 'The Bronze Bow'?

• A) Revenge and hatred

• B) Love and forgiveness

• C) War and peace

• D) Friendship and loyalty

Who is the author of 'The Bronze Bow'?

• A) Elizabeth George Speare

• B) Lois Lowry

• C) J.K. Rowling

• D) Suzanne Collins

What is Daniel's initial opinion about Jesus in 'The Bronze Bow'?

• A) He admires Jesus

• B) He is indifferent to Jesus

• C) He hopes Jesus will lead a revolt

• D) He dislikes Jesus

How does Daniel's view of Rosh change in 'The Bronze Bow'?

• A) He becomes more loyal to Rosh

• B) He realizes Rosh is not a true leader

• C) He decides to follow Rosh blindly

• D) He never changes his view

What role does Leah play in 'The Bronze Bow'?

• A) She is Daniel's sister who needs protection

• B) She is a Roman soldier

• C) She is a village leader

• D) She is a merchant

What is the setting of 'The Bronze Bow'?

• A) Ancient Rome

• B) Ancient Israel during Roman occupation

• C) Medieval England

• D) Modern-day America