Lessons from Lincoln and the Young Soldier

The video tutorial is an English class led by Priyanka Chavastav, focusing on worksheet number six, 'Lincoln and the Sleeping Soldier.' The lesson narrates a story about a young soldier who stayed awake to help a sick comrade, facing strict army rules. President Lincoln intervenes, promising the soldier will not face punishment. The class concludes with a reflection on the story's moral and the soldier's commendation.

What is the main topic of the worksheet discussed in the class?

• Lincoln and the sleeping soldier

• A famous battle

• A historical event

• The life of a president

What did the narrator find upon reaching the office?

• An empty office

• A group of officers

• Soldiers waiting and speaking all at once

• A quiet room

Why did the young soldier stay awake all night?

• To complete his training

• To help a sick soldier

• To follow orders

• To guard the camp

What challenge did the young soldier face while staying awake?

• Difficulty staying alert

• Harsh weather

• Lack of food

• Enemy attacks

What was President Lincoln's response to the situation?

• He ignored the issue

• He punished the soldier

• He promised the soldier would not die

• He ordered a court-martial

How did the young soldier's peers view him after the incident?

• As a troublemaker

• As the best young soldier they had ever met

• As an average soldier

• As a failure

What lesson can be learned from the young soldier's experience?

• Helping others can lead to recognition

• Never take risks

• Avoid responsibility

• Always follow orders without question

What was the outcome for the young soldier after Lincoln's intervention?

• He was demoted

• He was praised and never fell asleep on duty again

• He was transferred

• He left the army