Blood on the River Chapter 23-25

What does the narrator think about the new colonists who burned down a Native American house?

• He thinks they are brave and strong.

• He thinks they are foolish and dangerous.

• He thinks they are right to take what they want.

When Captain Ratcliff and Captain Archer come back from England, what do they tell Captain Smith?

• Thomas Gates will be the governor and Captain Smith needs to step down as president.

• All the settlers need to get on the ship and go back to England. Jamestown is no more.

• Captain Ratcliff is the new president of Jamestown.

What happened to Captain Smith that made him go back to England?

• He was injured in an explosion and couldn't help the colony anymore.

• He wanted to go back to England to see his family.

  
  

• He was tired of living in Jamestown.

What did Captain Smith say Sam needed to do while he left?

• He said Sam was a bad friend and should stay in Jamestown.

  
  

• He said Sam was a good settler and should stay in Jamestown.

• He said Sam was a good friend and should come back to England with him.

Why does Samuel think Ann is wrong about staying in Jamestown?

• He thinks the new settlers will be attacked by the Native Americans.

• He thinks the new settlers will be unhappy.

• He thinks the new settlers will not have enough food.

  
  

Why does Samuel decide to leave Jamestown and go to Point Comfort?

• He wants to be safer.

• He wants to be closer to his friends.

• He wants to be closer to the ocean.

  
  

What was Ann's baby's name?

• Baby Smith

• Baby Virginia

• Baby Jamestown