The Red Badge Of Courage Ch.C-15: Sadness Along The Way

After Henry left the battered man, he found

• Jim Conklin, badly hurt.
• Wilson screaming and shouting.
• the captain giving new orders.
• a wagon full of men.

Jim Conklin was

• mean and scared all the time.
• taking help from the other men.
• strong and brave most of the time.
• angry at Henry fro running away.

The battered soldier

• was a mean man.
• was really a bother.
• was a caring person.
• was a friend of Henry's.

The tall soldier ran into the field

• to find the enemy.
• to find a place to die.
• to fest fro a while.
• to meet a friend.

Henry shook his hand at the battlefield

• as a sign of his anger and sadness.
• to warn the others about the enemy.
• to try to make someone see him.
• as a show of his courage and bravery.

Henry's way with the battered soldier was

• caring but slow.
• nice but quiet.
• cold and unfeeling.
• helpful and friendly.

The young private

• stayed with the wounded men.
• helped the battered soldier.
• told Jim's family what happened.
• ran away from the battered man.

Henry

• believed he was a fine fellow.
• knew he had done the right thing.
• did not feel good about himself.
• wanted to tell the en the truth.

Another name for this story could be

• "Losing A Friend."
• "Facing Trouble."
• "Telling The Truth."
• "A Wagon Ride."

This story is mainly about

• facing up to what one has done.
• a badly hurt group of soldiers.
• the joy of making new friends any time.
• the sadness and changes that war brings.