Selection Quick Checks (English)



1.	What does Rowlandson do to comfort the wounded child?
	A.	She asks the Indians to treat the child.
	B.	She argues with the Indians until they release the child.
	C.	She asks to stop the move so that she can treat the child.
	D.	She carries the child in her arms untill she collapses in exhaustion.

2.	Why did Rowlandson wish to go to Albany?
	A.	She hoped to be sold for powder.
	B.	She knew that her husband was in Albany.
	C.	She thought she could get more food in Albany.
	D.	She hoped to speak with the Wampanoag leader, who was in Albany.

3.	Later in her life, how does Rowlandson comfort herself in times of trouble?
	A.	She thinks of her experiences with the Native Americans.
	B.	She reads her Bible.
	C.	She thinks of her family.
	D.	She spends time sleeping.

4.	Why is Rowlandson surprised at one family's desire to buy her?
	A.	The family was very poor.
	B.	The family was very large and did not have room for her.
	C.	She does not know the family.
	D.	She once argued with the woman in the family.

5.	How does Rowlandson survive the initial phase of the fourteenth remove?
	A.	She eats boiled nut soup.
	B.	She nibbles on moldy crumbs of cake.
	C.	She eats bear meat.
	D.	She steals food from the Native Americans.

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