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Bronze Bow 1- 5
The Bronze Bow questions for chapters 1- 5
Question | Answer |
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Write down everything you learned about Daniel | tall; little trace of youth; 18 years old; lean; hard body; Galilean; sun brown skin; dark eyes; full of emotion |
What do you learn about Joel and Malthace? | They're kind; wear clean clothes; Joel wants to be a rabbi |
Describe the slave as he was when Rosh's band freed him. | tough; strong; scary; giant; dirty; chained; bruised; scared |
Why did Daniel run away to the hills? | To escape Amalek |
What is Daniel ordered to do when the caravan approaches? | To attack the merchant wearing the yellow and purple robe |
When Rosh asks Joel for his reason for wanting to see him, what reason does Joel give? What is Rosh's response? | Joel: wants to be part of the plan Rosh: any man who hates the Romans is welcome |
Why do you think Joel helps Daniel in the skirmish | to prove himself |
What is Rosh's main requirement for those who wish to join his band? What is your opinion of this requirement? | Must hate the Romans Good for the band but it's not Christian |
What does the slave do when Daniel breaks his shackles? What do you think this gesture means | He grabs his feet because he's grateful and thinks of Daniel as his new master |
How does Malthace's opinion about the Roman occupation compare to Joel's and Daniel's view? | Malthace knows there could be peace through Jesus |
Why does Simon come to visit Daniel? | To tell him that Amalek died and he could go home |
What is the same end toward which Simon and Rosh are working? How do they not see eye to eye | The end of Roman rule; one wants a battle and the other doesn't |
What is Daniel's first reaction when Jesus begins speaking in the synagogue? Why is Daniel disappointed with Jesus by the end of the service? | We was excited; but was disappointed because Jesus is a pacifist |
Why does Daniel walk away from Jesus and the crowd at the beach? | The Roman soldiers came by |