The Red Badge Of Courage Chapters 13-19
The Red Badge of Courage-Chapters 13-19. This quiz closes on Monday, 2-25-2013.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
The youth went slowly toward the fire indicated by his____________ ___________(two words). (Page 85)
Explanation
The correct answer is "departed friend" because the phrase "departed friend" suggests that the youth is going towards a fire that is being indicated by someone who is no longer alive. This implies that the youth is following the guidance or instructions of a friend who has passed away. The phrase "departed friend" indicates that the friend has left or departed from this world, but is still guiding the youth towards the fire.Rate this question:
- 2.
Please watch videos and explain what you saw in each of the videos focus on scenery, mood, and tone. If the links below do not work--go to Turner Classic Movies and type in The Red Badge of Courage. Write a paragraph for each video: Video 1: http://http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/74412/Red-Badge-of-Courage-The-Movie-Clip-Charging.html Video 2: http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/10517/Red-Badge-of-Courage-The-Original-Trailer-.html Video 3: http://www.tcm.com/mediaroom/video/74403/Red-Badge-Of-Courage-The-Sydney-Pollack-Introduction.html
- 3.
The youth sat down_________________and the ______________, laying aside his rifle, began to ________________in the bushy hair of his __________________. (Page 87)
Explanation
The given answer "obediently corporal fumble comrade" fits the sentence structure and makes sense in the context provided. The word "obediently" suggests that the youth sat down in a compliant or obedient manner. "Corporal" refers to a military rank, implying that the person mentioned is a soldier. "Fumble" indicates that the soldier clumsily or awkwardly handled something. Lastly, "comrade" suggests that the person being referred to is a fellow soldier or companion.Rate this question:
- 4.
Using Sparknotes--provide two paragraphs analyzing the main character: http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/redbadge/canalysis.html Do not just copy but truly explain in your own words: the character's depiction of war and his motivation for being in the war.
- 5.
The scene is Chapter 16 provided descriptive and vivid terms. Which of these sentences appears on pages 102-103?
- A.
A sputtering of musketry was always to be heard. Later, the cannon had entered the dispute. In the fog-filled air their voices made a thudding sound. The reverberations were continual. This part of the world led a strange, battleful existence
- B.
The youth leaned his breast against the brown dirt and peered over at the woods and up and down the line.
- C.
The youth wished to launch a joke--a quotation from newspapers. He desired to say, "All quiet on the Rappahannock," but the guns refused to permit even a comment upon their uproar. He never successfully concluded the sentence.
- D.
The men were disheartened and began to mutter. They made gestures expressive of the sentence: "Ah, what more can we do?" And it could always be seen that they were bewildered by the alleged news and could not fully comprehend a defeat.
- E.
His friend, recently aroused, was still very drowsy. He looked behind him until his mind took in the meaning of the movement. Then he sighed. "Oh, well, I s'pose we got licked," he remarked sadly.
- F.
"Mebbe, it wa'n't all his fault--not all together. He did th' best he knowed. It's our luck t' git licked often," said his friend in a weary tone. He was trudging along with stooped shoulders and shifting eyes like a man who has been caned and kicked.
Correct Answer(s)
A. A sputtering of musketry was always to be heard. Later, the cannon had entered the dispute. In the fog-filled air their voices made a thudding sound. The reverberations were continual. This part of the world led a strange, battleful existence
B. The youth leaned his breast against the brown dirt and peered over at the woods and up and down the line.
C. The youth wished to launch a joke--a quotation from newspapers. He desired to say, "All quiet on the Rappahannock," but the guns refused to permit even a comment upon their uproar. He never successfully concluded the sentence.
D. The men were disheartened and began to mutter. They made gestures expressive of the sentence: "Ah, what more can we do?" And it could always be seen that they were bewildered by the alleged news and could not fully comprehend a defeat.Explanation
The correct answer is "The youth wished to launch a joke--a quotation from newspapers. He desired to say, 'All quiet on the Rappahannock,' but the guns refused to permit even a comment upon their uproar. He never successfully concluded the sentence." This sentence is the only one that mentions the youth's desire to make a joke and his attempt to say "All quiet on the Rappahannock." The other sentences do not mention anything about the youth's intentions or actions.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Resembling or characteristic of a spirit or ghost.
- A.
Omen
- B.
Brindle
- C.
Docile
- D.
Spectral
Correct Answer
D. SpectralExplanation
The word "spectral" means resembling or characteristic of a spirit or ghost. It is often used to describe something that is eerie or ghostly in nature. In this context, "spectral" is the best fit as it aligns with the definition provided. The other options, "omen," "brindle," and "docile," do not have the same meaning or connotation as "spectral."Rate this question:
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- 7.
Quick and wise in understanding and judgement.
- A.
Sagacious
- B.
Invulnerable
- C.
Ethical
- D.
Serene
Correct Answer
A. SagaciousExplanation
Sagacious means having quick and wise understanding and judgement. It refers to someone who is knowledgeable, perceptive, and able to make wise decisions. This word accurately describes a person who possesses these qualities, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Easily managed or handled.
- A.
Spectral
- B.
Docile
- C.
Sagacious
- D.
Spectral
Correct Answer
B. DocileExplanation
The correct answer is "docile". Docile means easily managed or handled. It implies that the subject is submissive and compliant, making it easy to control or handle.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Pertaining to, or dealing with, morals or the principals of morality.
- A.
Derision
- B.
Omen
- C.
Ardor
- D.
Ethical
Correct Answer
D. EthicalExplanation
The word "ethical" is the correct answer because it directly relates to the definition provided. It means pertaining to or dealing with morals or the principles of morality. The other options, derision, omen, and ardor, do not have any connection to the given definition.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Anything perceived as suggesting a good or evil event to come.
- A.
Ridicule
- B.
Derision
- C.
Declamation
- D.
Omen
Correct Answer
D. OmenExplanation
An omen is something that is perceived as suggesting a good or evil event to come. It can be seen as a sign or a warning of what is to come. In this context, the other options - ridicule, derision, and declamation - do not fit the definition of something that suggests a future event. Therefore, omen is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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- 11.
A fight between small bodies of troops.
- A.
Skirmish
- B.
Annihilate
- C.
Intrenchment
- D.
Sagacious
Correct Answer
A. SkirmishExplanation
A skirmish refers to a fight or clash between small groups of troops. It typically involves a brief and limited engagement, often serving as a preliminary or minor conflict within a larger battle or war. Skirmishes are characterized by their smaller scale and less organized nature compared to major battles. They often occur when two opposing forces encounter each other unexpectedly or during reconnaissance missions. Skirmishes are important for gathering information, testing the enemy's strength, and disrupting their plans.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Strong enough to resist or withstand attack.
- A.
Sagacious
- B.
Impregnable
- C.
Intrenchment
- D.
Invulnerable
Correct Answer
B. ImpregnableExplanation
Impregnable means strong enough to resist or withstand attack. It implies that something is so well fortified or protected that it cannot be easily breached or conquered. This word suggests a high level of security and invincibility, making it the best fit for the given description.Rate this question:
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- 13.
Incapable of being wounded, hurt, damaged.
- A.
Impregnable
- B.
Sagacious
- C.
Invulnerable
- D.
Serene
Correct Answer
C. InvulnerableExplanation
Invulnerable means incapable of being wounded, hurt, or damaged. This word describes someone or something that is completely protected and immune to harm or attacks. It suggests a state of invincibility or being impervious to any kind of damage or injury. Therefore, "invulnerable" is the correct answer as it best fits the given definition.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Please watch the video [if it does not play at school] please view at home and write two paragraphs summarizing what you saw: http://www.ecozik.com/video_3ycoNjOsfF0_The-Red-Badge-of-Courage----Synopsis---Stephen-Crane.html
- 15.
Watch the videos and slideshow--write a paragraph for each of the three below, and then a paragraph comparing how they were all related: Slideshow 1: http://www.history.com/photos/civil-war-artifacts/photo3# Video 1: http://www.history.com/topics/american-civil-war/videos#america-divided Video 2: http://www.history.com/topics/american-civil-war/videos#civil-war-tech
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