Angel's Glow: A Civil War Mystery

What was the initial observation about soldiers with glowing wounds during the Civil War?

• They were more likely to be captured.

• They healed slower than others.

• They had a higher chance of survival.

• They were more prone to infections.

Who finally solved the mystery of Angel's Glow?

• A historian researching the Civil War.

• A high school student in 2001.

• A team of scientists in the 20th century.

• A group of doctors during the Civil War.

What did the high school student discover about the cause of Angel's Glow?

• It was caused by a chemical reaction in the air.

• It was due to a special type of soil.

• It was a result of a rare plant found on the battlefield.

• It was caused by nematodes releasing glowing bacteria.

Why were nematodes able to survive in the soldiers' wounds?

• The nematodes were resistant to human body heat.

• The battlefield conditions were cold and muddy.

• The soldiers were treated with a special ointment.

• The soldiers' body temperature was unusually high.

What role did the nematodes play in the soldiers' recovery?

• They acted as a natural disinfectant.

• They made the wounds more painful.

• They caused additional infections.

• They slowed down the healing process.