Step 3: Determine the logical sequence of the following sentences. Fill in the numbers of the sentences in the correct sequence for items 11–15. Your instructor will tell you whether to write your answers in your book or to submit your answers online for electronic grading.

¹On April 18, 1775, Paul Revere answered a tap on his door and met the messenger who only said, " Dr. Warren," which prompted Revere to go to the home of his good friend Dr. Warren.

²Then many people in the countryside could prepare for an attack. Later, in his journal, Revere wrote, "After that, I alarmed almost every house until I got to Lexington."

³Now, Revere knew that the coming events would be no less important because many people suspected that the British leader, General Gage, was planning to invade further into the area toward Lexington to capture Sam Adams and John Hancock, seizing property along the way.

⁴Two years earlier, Revere and Warren had dressed at Mohawks and helped other patriots dump British tea into Boston Harbor.

⁵While others slept in the town of Boston, Revere was told to flash his lantern twice in the North Church tower if they should prepare for a British invasion by water and only once if it would be by land.

		11. Enter the number of the first sentence:
		12. Enter the number of the second sentence:
		13. Enter the number of the third sentence:
		14. Enter the number of the fourth sentence:
		15. Enter the number of the fifth sentence:
		16. Which transition word used in the passage does not indicate time?    a. later   b. then   c. and   d. while
		17. What was the relationship of Paul Revere and Dr. Warren?    a. doctor and patient   b. good friend   c. close relative   d. enemy
		18. General Gage was probably    a. a good American general.   b. a friend of Paul Revere.   c. a patient of Dr. Warren.   d. a British general.
		19. Sam Adams and John Hancock were probably    a. prisoners of Revere and Warren.   b. friends and countrymen of Revere and Warren.   c. British soldiers.   d. none of the above.
		20. "Later in his journal, Revere wrote, ‘After that, I alarmed almost every house until I got to Lexington.'" What pattern of writing is indicated in this passage?    a. addition   b. time