Narrator's Journey and Relationships

The narrator is excited to see his brother Sam but must keep it a secret. He witnesses soldiers arriving and confronting his father, demanding a weapon. The narrator escapes to find Sam, who has the gun. After a tense encounter, they return home, facing the consequences of their actions.

What emotions does the narrator feel about seeing Sam again?

• Angry and sad

• Indifferent and bored

• Excited and scared

• Confused and anxious

Why does the narrator struggle to find an excuse to leave?

• He doesn't want to miss school

• He is too busy with chores

• He is unsure of Sam's location

• He is afraid of getting caught

What does the narrator witness on Fairfield Road?

• A group of British soldiers

• A band of musicians

• A parade of townspeople

• A group of Continental soldiers

What is the narrator's reaction to the soldiers at the tavern?

• He is curious and scared

• He is indifferent

• He is angry and confrontational

• He is amused

Why does the narrator decide to seek help from Sam?

• He believes Sam can help with the soldiers

• He wants to warn Sam about the soldiers

• He needs Sam's advice on school

• He wants to borrow money from Sam

What does the narrator find when he reaches Tom Warrup's shack?

• Tom Warrup waiting for him

• A group of soldiers

• An empty shack

• Sam asleep with the Brown Bess

What is revealed during the confrontation between the narrator and Sam?

• Sam's secret visit home

• Sam's plan to join the British

• Sam's new job in town

• Sam's intention to leave the army

What do the narrator and Sam find when they return home?

• The house is empty

• Their father is safe

• The soldiers have left

• Their mother is missing