Understanding 'The Secret Soldier'

Mrs. Pomeroy introduces a book about Deborah Sampson, a woman who disguised herself as a man to fight in the American Revolution. The book is connected to the social studies unit on the American Revolution. Mrs. Pomeroy shares her personal connection to Sampson, explaining their distant familial relation. She describes the book as a historical fiction biography, noting that while based on real events, some details may be fictionalized. Students are given instructions for their next reading assignment, with options to listen or read the chapter online.

What is the title of the book that Mrs. Pomeroy is excited to share with the class?

• The Secret Soldier

• The Brave Woman

• The Hidden Hero

• The Revolutionary War

Why is the book 'The Secret Soldier' relevant to the class's current studies?

• It is a fictional story about a soldier.

• It is a story about a famous scientist.

• It connects to the American Revolution unit.

• It is a book about modern history.

Where was Deborah Sampson born?

• Plymouth

• Hopedale

• Plimpton

• Boston

What role does Deborah Sampson hold in Massachusetts?

• State Heroine

• State Governor

• State Librarian

• State Historian

In what year was Deborah Sampson designated as the official state heroine?

• 2000

• 1975

• 1990

• 1983

How is Mrs. Pomeroy related to Deborah Sampson?

• They are distant cousins.

• They are not related.

• They are mother and daughter.

• They are sisters.

What type of book is 'The Secret Soldier' described as?

• A science fiction novel

• A historical fiction biography

• A mystery novel

• A pure biography

What should students keep in mind while reading 'The Secret Soldier'?

• All details are fictional.

• All details are factual.

• It is a science fiction story.

• Some details may be fictionalized.

What is the first chapter of the book titled?

• The Beginning

• Sent Away

• The Secret

• The Soldier

What should students do after reading the first chapter?

• Draw a picture

• Complete a Google Form

• Make a presentation

• Write a summary