A Female Soldier's True Identity is Discovered

Deborah, disguised as a male soldier, travels to Philadelphia to address a protest but falls ill. Her true identity is discovered by Doctor Binney, who keeps it secret. During her recovery, she receives a letter from a young lady in Baltimore, leading to a romantic encounter. As the war ends, Deborah is discharged with respect and compensation after revealing her identity to Patterson.

What event did Deborah and her companions attend on their way to Philadelphia?

• A church service

• A protest rally

• A ball in West Goshen

• A military meeting

Who discovered Deborah's true identity while she was in the hospital?

• Patterson

• The matron

• Doctor Barnabas Binney

• A fellow soldier

What did the young lady from Baltimore express in her letter to Deborah?

• Her love for Robert Shurtleff

• Her admiration for Deborah's bravery

• Her desire to meet Deborah

• Her concern for Deborah's health

During her visit to Baltimore, how did Deborah respond to her admirer?

• She revealed her true identity

• She ignored the young lady

• She reciprocated the young lady's feelings

• She left immediately

What significant event marked the end of Deborah's military service?

• The signing of the Treaty of Paris

• Her illness in Philadelphia

• Her visit to Baltimore

• Her discovery by Doctor Binney

How did Patterson react upon learning Deborah's true identity?

• He ignored the revelation

• He reported her to the authorities

• He was angry and dismissed her

• He assured her of safety and respect

What did Deborah receive upon her discharge from military service?

• A medal of honor

• A new uniform

• A dress, a note, and travel money

• A letter of recommendation