Youth's Struggles in Battle

The youth in 'The Red Badge of Courage' struggles with self-doubt and fear as he anticipates battle. He compares himself to his comrades, questioning their courage and his own. As the regiment prepares for battle, he feels isolated and anxious, fearing he may not live up to expectations. Despite the camaraderie and humor among soldiers, the youth remains troubled by his internal conflict and the looming threat of war.

What did the youth discover about his tall comrade the next morning?

• He was a fast-flying messenger of a mistake.

• He was a hero.

• He was promoted.

• He was injured.

How did the youth feel about his problem after discovering the mistake?

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Irritated

• Relieved

What did the youth conclude was the only way to prove himself?

• By talking to his comrades

• By writing a letter

• By running away

• By going into battle

What did the youth wish for in terms of his comrades?

• To be promoted

• To be sent home

• To be left alone

• To find another who suspected himself

What was the youth's opinion about the generals?

• They were too fast

• They were too slow

• They were too strict

• They were too lenient

What did the youth see in the eastern sky before the battle?

• A storm

• A rainbow

• A flock of birds

• A yellow patch like a rug

How did the youth feel about the regiment's march?

• Joyful

• Excited

• Indifferent

• Despondent

What did the loud soldier express about the upcoming battle?

• Fear

• Indifference

• Confusion

• Confidence

What did the youth fear about himself during the battle?

• That he would be a hero

• That he would be promoted

• That he would run away

• That he would be injured