Samuel
Samuel steals from the shopkeeper in Chapter 1 a
What is A locket?
Captain Smith's page is
Who is Samuel?
A noun that means not happy or not feeling good
What is discontent?
The boy who serves Rev. Hunt is
Who is Richard?
Samuel is sent to the orphanage run by Reverend Hunt because
What is He was caught stealing and living on the streets and was going to be hung.
Captain Smith's behavior is dangerous because he keeps making the __________ angry.
A noun that means a tall wooden frame that has ropes tied to it.
What is gallows?
When the ships reach the Caribbean, ________causes some of the men to scream in pain.
The sap from the manchineel tree, which causes welts
Samuel asks the cook for _________ to help Captain Smith.
What is tallow?
Captain John Smith is arrested during the voyage because
What is makes Wingfield mad and is accused of plotting to overthrow the mission's government and murder council members?
A noun that means a business where people can sell things when they need money.
What is pawnshop?
The primary reason the "gentlemen" on the ship dislike Captain Smith is
What is he is a commoner who expects them to work equally?
Samuel is punching Richard and Captain Smith punishes him by
What is yelling at him and putting him in chains?
Captain Smith ___________ to pass the time while he is shackled in the ship's hold.
What is writes notes in his journal?
A noun that means acting in a very slow, lazy way.
What is Slothfulness?
Reverend Hunt influences Samuel’s behavior by
What is encourages him to choose a path of love and thoughtfulness?
Samuel gets a chance to make friends with the boys when they are
What is playing in the water and splashing each other?
Captain Smith says __________ is more powerful than a musket.
What is The Algonquian language?
An adjective that means having a ring or band on the arms and legs that prevents someone from moving them freely.
What is shackled?
The name of the ship Samuel boards to travel to the New World is
What is the Susan Constant?