Question

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Which sentences should be included in a summary of “A Ride in the Night”?

Select Yes or No for each sentence.

Yes No
Will and York share memories and make plans for the future as they ride toward the tavern.
Yes – Will and York share memories and make plans for the future as they ride toward the tavern.
No – Will and York share memories and make plans for the future as they ride toward the tavern.
Will and York set off on a risky mission to help deliver horses to the Continental Army.
Yes – Will and York set off on a risky mission to help deliver horses to the Continental Army.
No – Will and York set off on a risky mission to help deliver horses to the Continental Army.
The boys are to transport the horses to a tavern and turn them over to the tavern owner.
Yes – The boys are to transport the horses to a tavern and turn them over to the tavern owner.
No – The boys are to transport the horses to a tavern and turn them over to the tavern owner.
Will goes alone to the tavern to figure out the situation and is questioned by British soldiers.

Answer 1

The correct response is - Will goes alone to the tavern to figure out the situation and is questioned by British soldiers. Therefore option D is the correct response.

What is a soldier?

An army member is referred to as a soldier. An officer, non-commissioned officer, or conscripted or volunteer enlisted individual are all considered soldiers.

When employed as a noun, the term "soldier" refers to any rank of member of an army. When employed as an adjective, more solid denotes greater solidity. Solider is more Solid and is a useful reminder of the distinction.

Soldiers fight in conflict zones all around the world, participate in peacekeeping missions, and support humanitarian initiatives.

a member of the armed forces; a person serving in the military. a member of the enlisted class, as opposed to a commissioned officer: the officers' mess and the soldiers' mess. someone with military expertise or experience: George Washington excelled in the military.

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