Jack London's "War"

[The boom of guns] had been sounding for hours; only its *cessation* wld arouse his notice.

At the beginning of the story the young man is:

At the end of the story the young man,

Which of the following characters is an example of a round character?

The door stood open; he gazed into the black *aperture*-it seemed a farmer's wife must emerge.

They saw his body bounce as it struck, and the burst of red-cheeked apples that rolled about.

A carbine is a:

The author adds a description of the protagonist's travels at the beginning to

The theme of the story is:

What striking characteristic does the protagonist first notice about the enemy soldier?

The young man being stressed, having a carbine across his saddle bow = danger..

At the end of part I, the young cavalryman decides:

The fact that the young man was killed by the man with the ginger-colored beard.

The protagonist crouching down in his saddle at the beginning of part one.

The purpose of the young cavalryman’s trip is to:

The point of view in this story is

The setting of the story is: