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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What name do the men call the British?
(a) Tommies.
(b) Yanks.
(c) Bacon.
(d) Teapots.
2. What "game" did Himmelstoss used to make the men play?
(a) The cook-house game.
(b) Change at Lohne.
(c) Parts of the 98 rifle.
(d) Fall forward.
3. What is Kat so worried about?
(a) Infantry.
(b) Air-strikes.
(c) Raids.
(d) Bombardment.
4. What type of cheese are the men given?
(a) Brie.
(b) Cheddar.
(c) Blue.
(d) Edamer.
5. Why does Haie prefer military life to his normal job?
(a) It gives him an opportunity to kill people.
(b) It is clean and fairly comfortable.
(c) He likes working with explosives.
(d) He enjoys following orders and can't think for himself.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who has his head torn off beside Baumer?
2. What platoon did Baumer, Kropp, Müller, and Kemmerich join?
3. How does Baumer feel towards Kat?
4. What do the men find prepared for them on the way to the front?
5. What flowers fill the meadow that the men are sitting in?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Kantorek's letter make the men angry? Why do you think the men have become old?
2. How do the men feel when they are at the front?
3. What happens to the young recruits in the dug-out?
4. Baumer muses that "the unhappiness of the world is so often brought on by small men". Why do you think this is?
5. What is Kat's special talent? What does he do for the men?
6. How does Haie Westhus feel about the difference between military and civilian life?
7. In this chapter, Katczinsky makes a long speech about why the officers behave the way they do. What does he say?
8. How does Baumer feel at the end of this chapter?
9. How does Baumer describe the front? What can save them from danger?
10. During the card game, the men occasionally drift off into silence. What are they thinking about?
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