Into the jaws of Death,/Into the mouth of Hell (stanza 3 lines 24-25)

Stormed at with shot and shell/Boldly the rode and well (stanza 3 lines -22-23)

Cannon to the right of them/Cannon to the left of them (stanza 3 lines 18-19)

Into the valley of Death/Rode the six hundred (stanza 1 lines 7-8)

Repetition of phrases such as " the Mouth of Hell"

Repetition of "Cannon to the right of them/Cannon to the left of them"

Repetition of "the six hundred" at the end of every stanza

The use adverbs such as "boldly" and the use of verbs such as " charging"

He thinks the generals are at fault for their deaths

He thinks their legacy should be one of honor

He thinks politicians should prevent this from happening again

He thinks they deserved what they got

The soldiers were attacked through outpouring of guns and cannon balls at once

The soldiers used cannon to attack their enemy

The enemy was attacked by cannon

Cannons were used as the main weapon in the war

600 soldiers

400 soldiers

500 soldiers

1000 soldiers

They were very brave

They were very scared

They were tired and very old

They were very eager

faithful horses in the British army in 1854

a heroic cavalry in the Crimean War

weapons used by the Russian army in 1854

cavalrymen who carried lanterns to show the way

To move forward to the front

To attack violently

To reply to commander's command

To run away from the battlefield

He gave the wrong command/order

He ran away from the war

He hid in his tent

He instructed his soldiers to run away

Made a gross or careless mistake

A measurement of distance

Attack violently

Worried or scared