Rewrite the paragraphs into a list of questions and answers to be used in a history test about the French and Indian War.

In the first engagement of the French and Indian War, a Virginia militia under 22-year-old Lieutenant Colonel George Washington defeats a French reconnaissance party in southwestern Pennsylvania. In a surprise attack, the Virginians killed 10 French soldiers from Fort Duquesne, including the French commander, Coulon de Jumonville, and took 21 prisoners. Only one of Washington’s men was killed.

The French and Indian War was the last and most important of a series of colonial conflicts between the British and the American colonists on one side, and the French and their broad network of Native American allies on the other. Fighting began in the spring of 1754, but Britain and France did not officially declare war against each other until May 1756 and the outbreak of the Seven Years War in Europe.
Question 1: What was the first engagement of the French and Indian War?
Answer: Colonel George Washington led a surprise attack against a French reconnaissance party in southwestern Pennsylvania. 
Question 2: Which side won the first battle of the French and Indian War?
Answer: The Virginians killed 10 French soldiers, including the commander Coulon de Jumonville, and took 21 prisoners. Only one soldier on Washington's side died.
Question 3: Who were the two sides involved in the French and Indian War?
Answer: The British and American colonists fought against the French and their Native American allies.
Question 4: When did the French and Indian War begin?
Answer: Fighting began in the spring of 1754, but war was not officially declared until two years later in May 1756.