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

Made mistake

A measurement of distance

Attack violently

Worried or scared

were obeying the orders of their superior officers.

were greatly outnumbered by the enemy troops they were facing

thought the attack was correct under the circumstances.

must attack in order to rescue fellow soldiers.

As soldiers, they were not trained to receive orders from superiors

Soldiers should not always follow the orders of their superiors

Soldiers should not always follow the orders because an order ensures proper executions

Soldiers must obey the rules of military courtesy and etiquette

Outpouring of guns and cannon balls at once with explosive noise

Outpouring of bullets and cannon balls with loud noise

Outpouring of bullets with continuous explosive noise

Outpouring of cannon balls with continuous shooting

True

False

I am not sure

I don't know

We must be loyal to our leader even if they do immoral acts

We should not love our country if we have corrupted leaders

We have the right to not engage in something morally objectionable

We should follow order even though it is morally wrong

They were riding horses

They were on foot

They were riding on tanks

They were riding on elephants

2.778 km or half a mile

quarter of mile

2.5 km

three quarter of mile

Attacked by gunfire and cannon balls

Rained by arrow and gun shots

Ambushed by bombs and cannons

Charged with gunfire

were not scared of the enemy even though they received order that looked like a suicide mission.

were overwhelmed with the feeling of terror and sadness

were excited and heroic to fight their enemy

had lost courage and enthusiasm

The speaker describes the chronology of the battle from the orders, to the battle, to the outcome.

The speaker compares the battle to that of other major battles that had losing odds.

The speaker illustrates how gruesome the action was between the two armies during the battle.

The speaker requests the world to remember how courageous and glorious the battle was and the men who died.

It creates a feeling of overwhelming violence and terror

It conveys a sense of calm and consoling from the soldiers

It makes the battle seem less violent and more reassuring

It demonstrates the speaker's attitude that the soldiers are terrified

600, Russians

300, British

600, British

300, Russians

the prison

the hiding place

the battle ground

the camp

We must have determination.

We should keep ourselves protected all the time.

We have to make sacrifices.

Sometimes, we have to be brave.

horses and carriages

rocks and pebbles

bullets and cannon balls

bows and arrows

forward

rode

charge

thundered

theirs but to do and die

not though the soldiers knew

stormed at with shot and shell

rode the six hundred

The commander

The private

The boss

The cavalry

would capture the guns.

had the advantage.

were sure to win.

could not win.