War Horse Chapter 7

Front

What was Trooper Warren's occupation before joining the war?

Back

Trooper Warren was an apprentice blacksmith.

Front

What factor contributed to Joey's survival during the war?

Back

Trooper Warren's loving attention helped keep Joey alive.

Front

Who wrote the letters that Trooper Warren read to Joey?

Back

The letters were all from Trooper Warren's mother.

Front

What change occurred in Joey's status in relation to Topthorn?

Back

Joey could no longer walk side-by-side with Topthorn because he was now just one of the troops following behind the officers.

Front

What is another term for the area referred to in the last paragraph of Chapter 7?

Back

Another name for that area is no-man's-land.

Front

What is the significance of Trooper Warren's background as a blacksmith in the story?

Back

Trooper Warren's skills as a blacksmith may have influenced his ability to care for and understand the needs of the horses.

Front

How does Trooper Warren's relationship with Joey illustrate the theme of companionship in war?

Back

Trooper Warren's loving attention to Joey highlights the bond between humans and animals, emphasizing the importance of companionship during the hardships of war.

Front

What emotional impact do the letters from home have on Trooper Warren and Joey?

Back

The letters provide comfort and a connection to home, helping to alleviate the stress and loneliness of war.

Front

In what ways does the environment of no-man's-land affect the soldiers and horses?

Back

No-man's-land is a dangerous and desolate area that poses threats to both soldiers and horses, impacting their morale and survival.

Front

What role does the concept of duty play in Trooper Warren's actions?

Back

Trooper Warren's sense of duty drives him to care for Joey and fulfill his responsibilities as a soldier.