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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What were the Michigan Volunteer Infantry also known as?
(a) The Union White.
(b) The Union Jack.
(c) The Union Grays.
(d) The Union Red.

2. Whose execution did Emma hear about a few days after telling Mrs. Butler of her secret?
(a) William Frost.
(b) The second in command of the Potomac Army.
(c) Her brother.
(d) One of the Union's top spies.

3. What was Emma questioned on by the review panel?
(a) Her Canadian ancestry.
(b) Her knowledge of hand to hand combat.
(c) Her patriotism, beliefs and knowledge of armaments.
(d) Her gender.

4. How were runaway slaves executed?
(a) They were left to die of exposure.
(b) They were hung.
(c) They were thrown in the river.
(d) They were shot.

5. Why couldn't Emma work in the trenches the second morning after her arrival at the Confederate camp according to Chapter 7?
(a) She broke her arm.
(b) She needed to head back to the Union Camp.
(c) She needed to do more spying.
(d) Her hands were blistered.

Short Answer Questions

1. What type of hair did Emma have for her disguise?

2. What disguise did Emma finally settle on?

3. How old was Emma when she ran away from home?

4. What was Emma required to take after being cleared for her new duties?

5. To what army was the Michigan Volunteer Infantry assigned?

Short Essay Questions

1. Whom did Emma bribe and who helped her?

2. What did a Confederate officer ask Cuff at the camp?

3. What did Emma do in the medical tent?

4. What did President Lincoln call for?

5. What was the Union Army foregoing?

6. In whom did Emma choose to confide?

7. For what did Emma choose to volunteer?

8. How did Emma Edmonds identify herself, and what role did she request at the recruitment office?

9. What did Emma remind herself of when she looked at the Confederate's campfires?

10. Who did Emma find upon waking?

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