BRONZE BOW CHAPTER 1-6 READING
COMP EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% PASS
What physical features marked Daniel bar Jamin unmistakably as a Galilean? - ✔✔He
had the features of a countryman, sun-brown skin, and dark eyes
What characterized Galileans as a race? - ✔✔Galileans were violent, patriotic, strong
people. They refused to believe that the Romans had conquered them.
Why was Daniel so bent on following Joel and his sister? - ✔✔I think he was "so bent"
on following them because he was curious about how life was in the valley after he
escaped. To be fair, they were his friends once upon a time.
According to Joel, what did people say about Rosh? How did Daniel feel about
Rosh? - ✔✔He said he was a strong leader and called him a hero. Others in the village
thought he was an outlaw. Daniel was grateful for Rosh and looked up to him.
What impulse had prompted Daniel to lead the slave? Why did Daniel "curse
his own childishness as he inched his way up the rocky course...."? - ✔✔The impulse
that had prompted Daniel to lead the slave was because he wanted recognition for
doing something good. He "cursed his own childishness as he inched his way up the
rocky course" because he wanted to prove himself.
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COMP EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS 100% PASS
What physical features marked Daniel bar Jamin unmistakably as a Galilean? - ✔✔He
had the features of a countryman, sun-brown skin, and dark eyes
What characterized Galileans as a race? - ✔✔Galileans were violent, patriotic, strong
people. They refused to believe that the Romans had conquered them.
Why was Daniel so bent on following Joel and his sister? - ✔✔I think he was "so bent"
on following them because he was curious about how life was in the valley after he
escaped. To be fair, they were his friends once upon a time.
According to Joel, what did people say about Rosh? How did Daniel feel about
Rosh? - ✔✔He said he was a strong leader and called him a hero. Others in the village
thought he was an outlaw. Daniel was grateful for Rosh and looked up to him.
What impulse had prompted Daniel to lead the slave? Why did Daniel "curse
his own childishness as he inched his way up the rocky course...."? - ✔✔The impulse
that had prompted Daniel to lead the slave was because he wanted recognition for
doing something good. He "cursed his own childishness as he inched his way up the
rocky course" because he wanted to prove himself.
© EMILY CHARLENE YEAR 2025-2026, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 1
