2.7.F - Quiz: Week 7 Flashcards
Ambrose Bierce is best known for his “realist fiction” on which topic?
His military experiences
Which of the following best describes Jack London’s youth?
He dropped out of school and took many odd jobs.
Ambrose Bierce’s death is shrouded in mystery. According to the lesson, what probably happened?
He rode with Poncho Villa in Mexico and was never heard from again.
Jack London was a Civil War veteran. (T/F)
False
With which of the following did London have personal experience?
The Klondike Gold Rush
Which word best describes the behavior of the young cavalryman at the beginning of “War”?
Tense
In “War,” what is the cavalryman trying to hold on to as he gallops away from the enemy?
Apples
At the end of “War,” what does the man with the ginger-colored beard do?
He shoots and kills the young cavalryman.
In “War,” the young cavalryman comes across a deserted farmhouse. What does he immediately deduce about this location?
A battle had taken place there.
In “A Horseman in the Sky,” what does the federal think he sees?
A horseman flying through the air
In “A Horseman in the Sky,” what does Druse claim he fired at?
A horse
In “A Horseman in the Sky,” Druse is on guard duty watching out for his men. Which of the following groups does he belong to?
Five regiments that are resting before an upcoming attack on the enemy
In “A Horseman in the Sky,” what crime does Carter commit at the beginning of the story?
He is fast asleep on duty.
In “A Horseman in the Sky,” what is Carter Druse’s background?
He comes from a wealthy western Virginian family.
In “A Horseman in the Sky,” why does Druse’s father call him a traitor when he declares his intention to enlist?
He plans to enlist with the Union, not the Confederacy, like his father.