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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did she Emma see flickering across the valley?
(a) The flash of the canons shelling the Union camp.
(b) The lights of Richmond.
(c) The lights of the Confederate camp.
(d) The lights of the Confederate Navy.

2. What did Emma tell the officer who asked her why she wasn't working?
(a) She wanted to work later.
(b) She worked earlier.
(c) She was tired.
(d) She hoped to get work in Richmond.

3. What was Emma's rank at the start of Chapter 2: March 19, 1862?
(a) Sergeant.
(b) Captain.
(c) Lieutenant.
(d) Private.

4. What were the Michigan Volunteer Infantry also known as?
(a) The Union Grays.
(b) The Union Red.
(c) The Union Jack.
(d) The Union White.

5. Whom did Emma have as an escort on her way out of the camp?
(a) The General.
(b) Mrs. Butler.
(c) The adjutant.
(d) Two armed men.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why couldn't Emma work in the trenches the second morning after her arrival at the Confederate camp according to Chapter 7?

2. What was the weather in the valley like during Emma's escape from the Confederate camp?

3. What were "Quaker guns"?

4. What was Emma accused of holding like a mop?

5. What was nagging Emma when she enlisted?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did Emma do to her skin at the start of Chapter 5?

2. What did a sergeant accuse Private Thompson of at the start of Chapter 2?

3. What did Emma remind herself of when she looked at the Confederate's campfires?

4. Where were soldiers gathering at the start of Chapter 1, and why were they anxious?

5. What were Quaker guns?

6. What did President Lincoln call for?

7. Whom did Emma bribe and who helped her?

8. What happened to the intelligence officer at the end of Chapter 2?

9. In whom did Emma choose to confide?

10. What did a Confederate officer ask Cuff at the camp?

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