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

3. How does Paul kill the man in the shell-hole?
(a) With his revolver.
(b) With his rifle.
(c) With his knife.
(d) With his bare hands.

4. Why does Paul have two weeks off?
(a) He escaped from the military.
(b) He was given sanity leave.
(c) He swallowed some gas.
(d) He showed bravery in a recent offensive.

5. What gives the men terrible bowel troubles?
(a) The constant shelling.
(b) The pigs.
(c) The rotten vegetables.
(d) The potato-cakes.

6. What does Detering collect from a tree?
(a) Cherry blossoms.
(b) Avocados.
(c) Pears.
(d) Bare branches.

7. How many cakes does Baumer give to the Russians?
(a) None.
(b) Two.
(c) One.
(d) All of them.

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

9. How many chapters does All Quiet on the Western Front have?
(a) Ten.
(b) Twenty-four.
(c) Eleven.
(d) Twelve.

10. What happens to Paul when he is in the shell-holes?
(a) He is caught in an enemy attack and must hide.
(b) He kills a man.
(c) All of the above.
(d) He is overcome by fear.

11. How many days leave does Baumer get in total?
(a) Seventeen.
(b) Twenty.
(c) One week.
(d) Fourteen.

12. How many reinforcements does the company need?
(a) More than the Kaiser can supply.
(b) Dozens.
(c) At least eighty.
(d) Over a hundred.

13. What was Leer good at in school, though it could not save him?
(a) Mathematics.
(b) Art.
(c) Gym class.
(d) Sport shooting.

14. What part of the war are the men particularly angry about?
(a) The ineffectiveness of the new recruits.
(b) Their treatment by military doctors.
(c) The lack of proper sanitation.
(d) The worn-out barrels of their artillery.

15. Who does Baumer fail to notice on the street?
(a) His old school friend, who is happy to see him.
(b) His former girlfriend, who is annoyed by him.
(c) His father, who is furious with him.
(d) A major, who gets angry at him.