3. How do the men make a grater?
(a) By tying together several bayonets.
(b) By breaking off bits of a knife-blade.
(c) By punching holes in a pot-lid.
(d) By packing a bunch of barbed wire.

4. What do eight of the men have to guard in particular?
(a) A supply dump.
(b) An outpost.
(c) A watch-tower.
(d) A graveyard.

5. Beside Baumer's training camp there is a prison of soldiers from what country?
(a) England.
(b) Russia.
(c) France.
(d) Canada.

6. What does Kat say is good for loose bowels?
(a) Combat.
(b) Coffee.
(c) Chocolate.
(d) Medicine.

7. What is on the poster that the men are so fascinated about?
(a) A girl in a summer dress.
(b) An advertisement for a film.
(c) News from the front.
(d) A list of casualties from the most recent attack.

8. What before-battle activity was heavily debated between Baumer, Kat, and Tjaden?
(a) Eating a full meal.
(b) Singing the German national anthem.
(c) Putting on the heavy chest-armor issued to all the men.
(d) Praying to God.

9. What does Baumer's mother send to him before he leaves?
(a) New boots.
(b) Potato-cakes and jam.
(c) Sausage and bread.
(d) Woolen underwear.

10. What will the generation that grows up after Paul's do with his generation?
(a) Use them as cheap labor.
(b) Send them to prison.
(c) Give them support.
(d) Push them aside.

11. What is missing from the naked soldier sitting in the tree, other than his clothes?
(a) His arms.
(b) His head.
(c) His helmet.
(d) His legs.

12. Why was Paul glad when he died?
(a) He was going to rejoin his friends.
(b) The war would soon end.
(c) He liked pain.
(d) The end had finally come.

13. Where was Paul sitting all day?
(a) In the dug-out.
(b) In the trenches.
(c) On a cart.
(d) In a garden.

14. What do the men find to eat?
(a) Bread, sausage, and bacon.
(b) Eggs, pickles, and sauerkraut.
(c) Eggs, chickens, and corn.
(d) Eggs, pigs, and butter.

15. In what month was Paul killed?
(a) January.
(b) November.
(c) October.
(d) December.