Blood On The River Exam
12 Questions
| Total Attempts: 1178
Test your knowledge on this historical fiction book with this quiz.
Questions and Answers
- 1.What was Samuel trying to steal?
- A.
Purse
- B.
Locket
- C.
Hat
- D.
Hatchet
- 2.Who did Richard and Samuel serve?
- A.
George Percy, Thomas Gates
- B.
Edward Wingfield, Edward Brookes
- C.
John Smith, John Rolfe
- D.
John Smith, Reverend Hunt
- 3.Captain Smith went to Werewocomoco.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.John Smith was in the House of Burgesses.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.The three ships that sailed to Virginia were the... "use a comma to separate words"
- 6.They did not find gold in the colony, but they found this.
- 7.Captain Smith returned to England with this boy.
- A.
Namontack
- B.
Kainta
- C.
Richard
- D.
Samuel
- 8.Who were the Gentlemen?
- A.
Edward Wingfield
- B.
Thomas Gates
- C.
John Laydon
- D.
Mr. Forrest
- E.
John Smith
- F.
Reverend Hunt
- G.
George Percy
- H.
Ship Captains
- I.
Chief Powhatan
- 9.Chief Powhatan was not named an English subject.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.The colonists traded glass, copper, and beads for this.
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