Question

Read the excerpt from “Drummer Man.”

That first year was crammed full of battles, sickness, and sleepless nights spent scratching at lice and ticks. My desire for adventure was long gone by the end of it. Even so, when my time came up to reenlist, I did. After all, slavery was still a fact, and I couldn’t let my friends, neighbors, and uncle do the fighting for me while I sat home milking cows.

What inference can be made about the narrator?

He enjoys the outdoors.
He has strong convictions.
He believes slavery is necessary.
He believes enlistment is cowardly.

Answer 1

Answer:

I feel like the 2nd one is the answer because he had to things by himself since his neighbors, friends, and uncle were out there when slavery still had happened.

Answer 2

The inference which can be made about the narrator is:

• B. He has strong convictions.

According to the given excerpt, we can see that the narrator talks about the reality of a slave and his strong and burning desire to enlist in the army, to fight.

As a result of this, we can see that there is a strong conviction which the narrator has which even a year of sickness could not stop as he ended up reenlisting.

The correct answer is option B

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