2. What must the men do with their new uniforms?
(a) Fold them all as punishment for disrespecting the Kaiser.
(b) Keep them clean or be punished.
(c) Tear them apart for spare material.
(d) Give them back.

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

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

5. What kind of accent does the singing wireless-man have?
(a) Hungarian.
(b) Saxon.
(c) Anglo.
(d) Austrian.

6. What is wrong with Paul's mother?
(a) She has gone insane.
(b) She is angry that Paul did not bring more food.
(c) She has cancer.
(d) She cannot remember her son.

7. What disease do the prisoners have?
(a) Cholera.
(b) Dysentery.
(c) Influenza.
(d) The plague.

8. Who brought in Haie Westhus when he was wounded?
(a) Kropp.
(b) Tjaden.
(c) Baumer.
(d) Himmelstoss.

9. Who is coming to inspect the men?
(a) The Kaiser.
(b) The Prussian.
(c) The Commandante.
(d) Kantorek.

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

11. What does Kropp have at home?
(a) Dress shoes.
(b) White trousers.
(c) An expensive tie.
(d) Nothing.

12. Why does Baumer go out on patrol?
(a) To keep the enemy on guard.
(b) Because he feels an attachment to his comrades.
(c) To keep him feeling like a soldier.
(d) To help collect the dead soldiers.

13. What did the man that Baumer kills do for a living?
(a) Farmer.
(b) Teacher.
(c) Printer.
(d) Postman.

14. Distinctions between the men, such as level of education, can be an advantage, but what else do they bring?
(a) A full dinner.
(b) Promotions within the army.
(c) Welcome remarks and comments.
(d) Prejudices that have to be overcome.

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