solved 1. The final words of journal entry in “Recollection of

1. The final words of journal entry in “Recollection of a Private” are “on to Washington!” What do these words mean?A. The recruits can go home.                                   B. The recruits are assigned to General George WashingtonC. The recruits are ready to join war.               D. The recruits have been ordered to Washington for more training.2. In “Recollection of a Private,” Goss says he stood before the recruiting office and reread the recruiting advertisement. He says, “I thought I might have made a mistake in considering war so serious after all.” What he means is that the advertisement made the war sound like:A. a boring job.                                            B.  an unrewarding experience. C. a deadly business                                  D. a good opportunity. 3. What do you learn from Goss’s journal, “Recollection of a Private,” that you would not usually learn from a history book’s account of the Civil War?A. how a soldier feels as events happen                     B. the time and date of eventsC. the military strategy for each side in the conflict     D. the names of important figures in the events4. What is the result of the attack described in the entry “A Confederate Account of the Battle of Gettysburg”? A. After a loss of many lives, the Confederate soldiers retreated.    B. The Confederate soldiers surrendered.C. After a loss of many lives, the Union soldiers retreated.              D.  The Union soldiers surrendered.   5. Based on the excerpt from “A Confederate Account of the Battle of Gettysburg,” McKim’s briage lost the skirmish because the:A. soldiers were poorly equipt.                                   B. soldiers lacked the courage to finish the charge.C. opposing army was much larger.                         D. attack was poorly planned.6. Which word best describes the picture of war painted by Randolph McKim in “A Confederate Account of the Battle of Gettysburg”?A. honorable.                                                    B. exciting.C. exciting.                                                      D. necessary.