Noah's Letters and Family Challenges

The transcript narrates the story of a family during the Civil War, focusing on Noah, a soldier, and his letters from Camp Dunlop. The family struggles with the harsh realities of war, including illness and lack of resources. Mama becomes desperate to bring Noah back home, leading to preparations for a journey to Cairo. The narrative highlights the emotional and physical challenges faced by the family as they navigate the uncertainties of war.

What was the main reason Noah's letters were significant to his family?

• They contained money.

• They were a source of hope.

• They were written in code.

• They were sent frequently.

What was one of the challenges Noah faced at Camp Dunlop?

• No shelter

• Lack of food

• No uniforms

• No communication

How did the family react to the news of Noah's regiment moving to Cairo?

• They were relieved.

• They were excited.

• They were indifferent.

• They were worried.

What did Mama demand in her distress?

• To move to Cairo

• To bring Noah back

• To join the army

• To write to Noah

Who intervened to help calm Mama and make a decision?

• Dr. Hutchins

• Kalinda

• Delphine

• Cass

What was one of the preparations made for the journey to Cairo?

• Writing a will

• Buying new clothes

• Gathering food and medicine

• Selling the house

What mode of transportation did Delphine and the narrator decide to take to Cairo?

• Horseback

• Train

• Car

• Boat