Homer 32-36

Why is Homer surprised to see Harold as a Mutineer?

• He knew he did not want to fight in the war

• Harold was honest and true and Homer thought he would have become the youngest general in the war.

• Because he was a fearsome-looking sergeant carrying the regiment flag.

• He didn't know what a Mutineer was.

Why does the Colonel release the prisoners to fight?

• The Confederates needed more men in the battle

• The Union troops asked every man to secure the hill.

• He knew they would surrender to the Confederates.

What made Harold fight instead of run?

• He was still a prisoner

• He did not want to go back to Uncle Squint

• He did not want to go back on his word and the oath he took to be in the Union Army.

Why did Mr. Willow try to find Homer?

• He wanted to apologize to him for abandoning him and taking his money.

• He wanted to prove to hm that he and Kate were married

• He wanted to give back Mr. Brewster's money.

Why did Mr. Brewster try to find Harold and Homer after the war?

• He wanted their help to find Stink and Smelt

• He wanted the money back that he gave Homer to find Harold

• He wanted them to live with him so he could adopt them.

Why did Harold not blame Homer for losing his leg?

• He said it was the war and not Homer

• He said it was Uncle Squint's fault

• Harold was trying to hold up the flg.

What character trait does Homer display during battle?

• scared, shy, sad

• brave, courageous, willing to fight

• mad, disgusted, mean

Why was the Battle of Gettysburg so important?

• It was the turning point of the war for the Union.

• The Confederates won the battle and ended up winning the war.

• Homer died in that battle.

How does Homer end up in the trench?

• He is taken prisoner by the Union troops

• He falls off the pony and one of the soldiers pulls him into the trench

• He find the trench while looking for Harold.

Why does Homer say to blame Jebidiah Brewster if you do not like the book?

• Mr. Brewster wrote the book himself.

• Mr. Brewster told him to make it all up.

• Mr. Brewster told him to write the book.