2. What piece of artillery does the speaker marvel at in "Sonnet?"
(a) A rifle.
(b) A cannon.
(c) A machine gun.
(d) A bomber plane.

3. What does the sentry say about himself in "The Sentry?"
(a) He is a friend.
(b) He knows how to help them escape.
(c) He plans to kill them if they fall asleep.
(d) He is blind.

4. Who or what laughs at the soldiers in "The Last Laugh?"
(a) Weapons.
(b) God.
(c) Dogs.
(d) Enemy soldiers.

5. What has been hit with artillery in "Le Christianisme?"
(a) A church.
(b) A monastery.
(c) An abbey.
(d) A cemetery.

6. What part of the speaker's body will be destroyed in "A Terre?"
(a) His eyes.
(b) His arms.
(c) His ears.
(d) His legs.

7. What is the first poem in Collected Poems?
(a) "Insensibility."
(b) "Strange Meeting."
(c) "Greater Love."
(d) "Dulce Et Decorum Est."

8. What does the speaker of "The Show" see slinking into ditches?
(a) Civilians.
(b) Caterpillars.
(c) Soldiers.
(d) Snakes.

9. Who wishes they could go to war in "S.I.W.?"
(a) The soldier's classmates.
(b) The soldier's brothers.
(c) The soldier's father.
(d) The soldier's sisters.

10. What marks the passing of the soldiers in "Anthem for Doomed Youth?"
(a) Tears.
(b) Gunfire.
(c) Nothing.
(d) Bells.

11. What do soldiers know about war in "The Next War?"
(a) They know greater wars will come.
(b) They know their mission is greater than death.
(c) They know everyone dies in war.
(d) They know the war will eventually end.

12. In "Greater Love," which is the greater love?
(a) Love for fallen comrades.
(b) Love of freedom.
(c) Romantic love for a woman.
(d) Love of country.

13. In what year did Owen leave home?
(a) 1910.
(b) 1912.
(c) 1911.
(d) 1900.

14. What caused Owen to mature as a poet, according to the author of the Introduction?
(a) The birth of his first child.
(b) World War I.
(c) His marriage.
(d) His mother's death.

15. What did not scare the speaker of "Disabled" when he joined the military?
(a) Combat.
(b) Being away from home.
(c) Death.
(d) The enemy.