Questions and Answers
What event caused Joey to be separated from his mother?
Who is Joey's first owner?
A mean, alcoholic old owner
Albert's father supports him in keeping Joey.
False
What does Albert's father eventually do with Joey?
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Who does Captain Nicholls refuse to allow to ride Joey in the war?
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In which country do Joey and Topthorn board a ship?
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Trooper Warren cares for Joey during the war.
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Trooper Warren is horrified by the ______ surrounding the field.
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What happens to Joey and Topthorn when they are surrounded by the enemy?
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Who finds Joey and Topthorn a stable to stay in?
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What does Emilie promise regarding Joey and Topthorn?
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Joey and Topthorn are well cared for during the winter.
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Topthorn admires two young soldiers, Rudi and ______.
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What happens to Topthorn during the war?
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Match the event with its outcome:
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What condition does Major Martin suspect affects Joey?
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Albert can promise Joey that he will save him from death.
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For how much does Emilie's grandfather sell Joey to Albert?
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Study Notes
Chapter Summaries of "War Horse"
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Joey recalls his separation from his mother at an auction and is sold to a harsh owner. Albert, the owner's son, forms a bond with him, despite his mother's warnings to keep away.
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Over several seasons, Albert trains Joey but faces pressure from his father to make Joey plough. Albert's mother hints at an approaching war.
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Tensions rise at home as Albert argues with his parents. He is asked to return a saddle but negotiates to take Joey along for hunting training.
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Joey is sold to Captain Nicholls of the British army for 40 pounds. Albert pleads to accompany Joey to war, but Nicholls advises him to wait until he's older.
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Joey undergoes army training as a cavalry mount but struggles with it. His new rider, Corporal Samuel Perkins, does not treat him well. Captain Nicholls cares for Joey and sketches him.
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Joey and Topthorn are shipped to France. During a battle, Captain Nicholls is killed, leading Joey to run toward Captain Stewart and Topthorn.
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Trooper Warren becomes Joey's new rider and treats him with care. Winter brings companionship between Joey and Topthorn as they prepare for the challenges ahead.
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The situation worsens when Trooper Warren discovers barbed wire surrounding the field. Joey and Topthorn, trying to escape, fall into enemy hands.
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They meet Herr Hauptmann, who recognizes their nobility and ensures they are cared for in a stable, although Joey is unsettled by a man reminiscent of Albert's father.
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The German soldiers appreciate Joey and Topthorn, who provide assistance. Their bond deepens as a little girl, Emilie, and her grandfather visit them. Their visits cease in winter, prompting concerns.
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Joey and Topthorn respond to Emilie's calls, as she vows to protect them from the army. One night, an artillery troop demands their surrender.
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Harsh winter conditions lead to starvation and fatigue for Joey and Topthorn. Joey observes Topthorn’s deteriorating health, struggling with the demanding workload.
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Spring arrives but Topthorn's health continues to decline; their previous weight prevents them from entering battles.
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Tragedy strikes as Topthorn dies, prompting mourning among soldiers. An explosion kills Fredrich, who grieves at Topthorn's side.
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Amidst tank warfare, Joey escapes but injures his leg on barbed wire, leading him into another battlefield situation.
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Joey's presence between the warring factions prompts a coin toss, resulting in a Welshman claiming him. The Welshman laments the possibility of a peaceful resolution when the war is over.
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Joey's injury leads him to the Welsh army, where he recognizes Albert's voice. The reunion is marked by Joey burying his nose in Albert's shoulder.
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Major Martin determines that Joey's wounds are severe; he requires special care to heal, including a darkened environment and specific nourishment.
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Functioning as the lead horse, news of the death of David—a comrade—dampens spirits as the war finally concludes, with horses unable to return home.
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Albert's fellow soldiers fundraise to rescue Joey. Albert struggles with the reality that he may not be able to save Joey from fate.
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Albert meets Emilie's grandfather, who compassionately sells Joey to Albert for a penny, requesting that he be cared for until the end of his days.
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