The Bronze Bow, Chapters 13-15 (Regents, 4th Grade) | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified

The Bronze Bow, Chapters 13-15 (Regents, 4th Grade) | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified What does Daniel struggle with the most in these chapters? His growing doubt about Rosh and his anger toward the Romans. Why does Daniel begin to question Rosh’s leadership? He realizes Rosh does not care about the people, only himself. What dangerous mission does Daniel and his group take on? They try to rescue Joel from the Romans. How does Thacia help Daniel in these chapters? She encourages him to think differently and challenges his anger. Why is Joel captured by the Romans? He was caught gathering information for the rebels. 2 How does Daniel react when he hears that Joel is in danger? He immediately plans a risky rescue mission. What sacrifice does Daniel make to save Joel? He puts his own life in danger and loses one of his men in the process. Who loses their life during the rescue mission? Nathan, one of Daniel’s closest friends. How does Daniel feel after the mission to rescue Joel? He feels guilty and begins to doubt whether fighting is the right path. What lesson does Daniel learn from Joel’s capture? That fighting blindly can lead to more suffering and loss. Why does Simon warn Daniel about Rosh? Because Rosh only cares about himself and does not fight for the people. 3 What does Rosh say when Daniel tells him about Joel’s capture? He refuses to help and says Joel is not his problem. How does Daniel feel when Rosh refuses to help? He realizes Rosh is selfish and not the leader he believed him to be. What does Daniel do after losing faith in Rosh? He decides to leave Rosh and fight for something more meaningful. Why does Daniel begin to listen more closely to Jesus’ teachings? He sees that Jesus offers a different kind of strength, one based on love. What does Leah do in these chapters that surprises Daniel? She begins talking more and shows interest in the world