3. What were the soldiers certain would only last three weeks?
(a) The construction of the train line.
(b) The presidency of Abraham Lincoln.
(c) Their trip.
(d) The war.

4. What type of hair did Emma have for her disguise?
(a) Curly.
(b) White.
(c) Straight.
(d) Blonde.

5. How did Emma test her new identity out?
(a) She went to the General's tent.
(b) She went to Mrs. Butler's tent.
(c) She went to the officer's mess.
(d) She went to the medical tent.

6. What did the Confederate spy brag about?
(a) Luring a Union patrol into ambushes.
(b) Sabotaging Union canons.
(c) Stealing secret plans.
(d) Killing two officers.

7. How old was Emma when she ran away from home?
(a) 15.
(b) 23.
(c) 16.
(d) 21.

8. Whose mirror did Emma use to check her disguise in Chapter 5?
(a) The General's.
(b) Mrs. Butler's.
(c) The doctor's.
(d) The officer's lavatory.

9. Where did Emma sleep on the first night after leaving the camp?
(a) A wooded area.
(b) The slave's pen.
(c) An abandoned house.
(d) The Confederate's camp.

10. What city did Emma have time to visit before her deployment?
(a) Seattle.
(b) Washington.
(c) New York.
(d) Memphis.

11. Why were the soldiers anxious?
(a) To go off to war.
(b) Most never took the train.
(c) A spy was among them.
(d) They were not given food.

12. Who led the Potomac Army in March 1862?
(a) General McCall.
(b) General E Lee.
(c) General Grant.
(d) General McClellan.

13. Why was Emma's father resentful?
(a) Emma was not a boy.
(b) Emma was a tomboy.
(c) Emma didn't know how to cook.
(d) Emma ran from Canada.

14. What sight had become familiar to Emma?
(a) Doctors amputating limbs.
(b) Merchants in the Camp.
(c) Young men playing cards.
(d) Burying dead soldiers.

15. What did Mrs. Butler give to Emma for her journey?
(a) A small sack of food.
(b) A small knife.
(c) A horse.
(d) Money.