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Chapter 1
Chapters 2 & 3
Chapters 4 & 5
Chapter 6
Chapters 7-10
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Who wrote SOLDIER'S HEART?
Gary Paulsen
100
Describe the meals given to Charley that he would end up eating for the remainder of the novel.
beans, coffee, pork
100
What is Charley's initial reaction to being in his first battle?
Make it stop!
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What emotion did Charley show that he didn't in the other chapters?
cry
100
How did the soldier's make the camp more "homey"?
They built shanties, put street names on poles, etc.
200
How old is Charley at the beginning of the novel?
15
200
Name the corporal Charley befriends during drills at Fort Snelling.
Massey
200
At the end of Chapter 4, what does Charley do as a reaction to being in battle?
He gets sick.
200
What kind of wound did Nelson receive in battle?
stomach
200
Name the disease that many soldier's contracted and died from.
dysentery
300
What is the name of Charley's younger brother?
Orren
300

What did Charley see for the first time when the train he was riding entered Maryland?

slavery

300
As Charley lay by a tree overlooking a meadow, what did he mistake fireflies for?
lanterns and candles
300
What is the name of the soldier Charley "befriends" in this chapter?
Nelson
300
How did Charley help feel the sick? What did he have to do which bothered him?
He killed horses.
400
Where does Charley travel to enlist in the army?
Fort Snelling
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Why did Charley's doctor at camp tell the soldier's to wear clean clothing?
to prevent infection
400
When Charley went to a stream to fill his canteen, what did he notice about the water?
It was tinged with blood.
400

This term is used to describe stealing in rebel territory 

farming

400
Name the battle where Chapter 9 takes place.
Gettysburg
500
What month and year does the novel begin?
June 1861
500
How was the war glorified?
parades and fanfare
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At the end of Chapter 5 when Charley and his regiment finally reached the Rebel earthworks, what did they find?
The Rebels were gone.
500
This is a person who followed an army and sold provisions.
sutler
500

What is the modern term used to describe Charley's condition at the end of the novel? What was it called during the Civil War?

PTSD/Soldier's Heart