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Is POWHATAN a...
person
waterway
village
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Susan constant was the name Captain Smith's wife.
true
false
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At the end of the book where is NAMONTACK
in Virginia
no longer alive
in England
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At the end of the book where is REVEREND HUNT
in England
in Virginia
no longer alive
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Who said "Our tribe is better than your tribe. Your tribe has no women"
Reverend Hunt
Captain Smith
Namontack
Samuel
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Who said "Learn to make decisions out of love no out of anger"
Captain Smith
Reverend Hunt
Samuel
Namontack
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At the end of the book where is POCAHONTAS
no longer alive
in England
in Virginia
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At the end of the book where is CAPTAIN RATCLIFFE
in England
in Virginia
no longer alive
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At the end of the book where is SAMUEL
in England
no longer alive
in Virginia
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Who said "If you don't work you don't eat"
Reverend Hunt
Namontack
Captain Smith
Samuel
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Is WARRASKOYACK a...
village
person
waterway
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Sam and his mother had lived and worked in a poorhouse.
false
true
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Is WEROWOCOMOCO a...
person
waterway
village
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Is KAINTA a...
person
waterway
village
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Captain Smith first spoke to the Carib Indians about coming in peace
with hand motions
in their own language
by throwing rocks at them
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At the end of the book where is RICHARD
in England
in Virginia
no longer alive
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Sam had learned to read from
Captain Smith
Julius Caesar
the orphanage
his mother
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Master Wingfield considered himself in a higher social class and better than Captain Smith.
false
true
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At the end of the book where is CAPTAIN SMITH
in Virginia
no longer alive
in England
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Is CHESAPEAKE a...
waterway
village
person
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