The Red Badge Of Courage Ch.C-12: Danger Ahead

Henry

• was feeling sorry for himself.
• was pleased with the army.
• could hardly wait to fight.
• like to march in the woods.

Henry questioned Wilson's brave words because

• he wanted to start some trouble.
• he did not like Wilson at all.
• he wished Wilson let the way he did.
• he did not believe the loud soldier.

Wilson was

• as scared as Henry.
• sure of himself.
• a quiet fellow.
• not a caring person.

The regiment

• marched into battle right away.
• was still in the same camp.
• wandered through the woods a lot.
• was always far from the battle.

Seeing the fighting

• made Henry feel strange.
• made Henry feel good.
• made the men angry.
• made Jim very scared.

In the face of battle, Wilson was

• very brave and eager to win.
• interested only in his friends.
• not as brave as he thought he would be.
• not pleased with the commander's orders.

Inside the package that Wilson gave Henry

• was a tain ticket to New York.
• was a special letter to Henry.
• was something for Wilson's girl.
• was something for Wilson's family.

Henry

• was puzzled by Wilson's act.
• understood Wilson's feelings.
• liked the sounds of battle.
• enjoyed seeing Wilson afraid.

Another name for this story could be

• "The Package."
• "Dreams Of War."
• "Facing The Battle."
• "Back On The Farm."

This story is mainly about

• how the men felt and acted toward battle.
• wandering through the forest for days.
• Wilson and a package of letters.
• camping in the fields at night.