Yankee Doodle and the Revolutionary War

The transcript narrates the story of Yankee Doodle, who goes to town on a pony, sticks a feather in his hat, and calls it macaroni. It highlights his lively spirit, a visit to a camp with Captain Gooden, and the presence of General Washington giving orders. The story concludes with a victorious war against the British, where Yankee Doodle is recognized as a marshal.

What did Yankee Doodle do with the feather he found?

• He threw it away.

• He stuck it in his hat.

• He gave it to a friend.

• He used it as a pen.

Who accompanied the narrator to the camp?

• General Washington

• Yankee Doodle

• Captain Gooden

• A group of soldiers

What was General Washington doing at the camp?

• Riding a pony

• Giving orders to his men

• Playing music

• Cooking food

What was the outcome of the long war mentioned in the song?

• The war ended in a draw

• The British won

• The war is still ongoing

• The British were defeated

What special role did Yankee Doodle have after the war?

• He returned to farming

• He was a marshal with special treatment

• He became a general

• He became a musician