Chapter.1
(1) Johnny Tremain, a silversmith, wakes up during the 1770s to a day of hard work.
(2) Mr.Lapham, Johnny’s master, makes him read verses from the Bible each day.
(3) John Hancock, one of the founding fathers, came to ask Mr.Lapham to make him a sugar basin.
(4) Cilla, one of Mr.Lapham’s daughters, is surprised that Johnny had three initials.
(5) Johnny showed Cilla the cup that gives evidence that he is related to the Lytes, a very rich family.
Chapter.2
(1)Paul Revere, one of the founding fathers and a silversmith, tells Johnny how to design the sugar basin in a better way. (2)Mr. Lapham won’t let Johnny finish Mr. Hancock’s sugar basin, he is forcing him to attend the Sabbath. (3) Mrs.Lapham helped Johnny skip the Sabbath and design the …show more content…
(3) After, Johnny came back with the cup, Mr.Lyte accused him of stealing it, and then he was sent to jail.
(4) Rab came to the jail and asked Johnny if he could bring anyone to court to prove that it was his cup, so he told him that Cilla was the only one who saw the cup.
(5) At court, Johnny told his story to the judge, Cilla and Isannah proved that it was his cup, so now Johnny is innocent and Isannah kissed his burnt hands.
Chapter.5
(1) Johnny had no money, so he wanted to sell the cup to Mr.Lyte, but Mr Lyte accused him of stealing it again.
(2) Johnny wanted the delivering paper job at “The Boston Observer” so Mr. Lorne and Rab hired him, now Johnny is going to deliver papers on a horse.
(3) Johnny rode the timid horse through Boston to deliver papers, while learning for the first time how to ride a horse.
(4) Johnny told Cilla to meet him at the well every Thursday and Sunday because he always misses her.
(5) Rab told Johnny that he needs to change in taking actions immediately.
(1) Johnny Tremain, a silversmith, wakes up during the 1770s to a day of hard work.
(2) Mr.Lapham, Johnny’s master, makes him read verses from the Bible each day.
(3) John Hancock, one of the founding fathers, came to ask Mr.Lapham to make him a sugar basin.
(4) Cilla, one of Mr.Lapham’s daughters, is surprised that Johnny had three initials.
(5) Johnny showed Cilla the cup that gives evidence that he is related to the Lytes, a very rich family.
Chapter.2
(1)Paul Revere, one of the founding fathers and a silversmith, tells Johnny how to design the sugar basin in a better way. (2)Mr. Lapham won’t let Johnny finish Mr. Hancock’s sugar basin, he is forcing him to attend the Sabbath. (3) Mrs.Lapham helped Johnny skip the Sabbath and design the …show more content…
(3) After, Johnny came back with the cup, Mr.Lyte accused him of stealing it, and then he was sent to jail.
(4) Rab came to the jail and asked Johnny if he could bring anyone to court to prove that it was his cup, so he told him that Cilla was the only one who saw the cup.
(5) At court, Johnny told his story to the judge, Cilla and Isannah proved that it was his cup, so now Johnny is innocent and Isannah kissed his burnt hands.
Chapter.5
(1) Johnny had no money, so he wanted to sell the cup to Mr.Lyte, but Mr Lyte accused him of stealing it again.
(2) Johnny wanted the delivering paper job at “The Boston Observer” so Mr. Lorne and Rab hired him, now Johnny is going to deliver papers on a horse.
(3) Johnny rode the timid horse through Boston to deliver papers, while learning for the first time how to ride a horse.
(4) Johnny told Cilla to meet him at the well every Thursday and Sunday because he always misses her.
(5) Rab told Johnny that he needs to change in taking actions immediately.