All Quiet on the Western Front Test | Final Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 121 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

All Quiet on the Western Front Test | Final Test - Medium

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 121 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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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. The men have become instinctual like...
(a) Hyenas.
(b) Insects.
(c) Bushmen.
(d) Trained dogs.

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

3. Why does Paul hesitate to get in the bed in the hospital train?
(a) It is an officer's bed.
(b) The sheets are too clean.
(c) It is covered with blood from the previous occupant.
(d) He doesn't want to get in without giving the sergeant-major the cigars.

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

5. What makes seven?
(a) Four plus three.
(b) Three whole-wits plus eight half-wits.
(c) Six men and two half-wits.
(d) Four and a half-wits.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many reinforcements does the company need?

2. Who is wounded by shellfire while evacuating a village?

3. What is known about Paul's death?

4. What do the men decide to do after seeing the poster?

5. Where do the men think they will be going?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Baumer feel towards the prisoners? Why? What does he think about the reasons for considering them an enemy?

2. What do the men think about being assigned to guard the supply dump?

3. How does Baumer skin his elbows?

4. How is nature described throughout All Quiet on the Western Front? What does this symbolism mean?

5. Baumer states that when men are living so close to death, life is only expressed in a certain way. How does he say life is expressed? How has Paul changed?

6. What does Baumer expect to face when the war ends? What does he not know?

7. How does Paul say his generation has been changed, based on his descriptions of the entire book?

8. What does Kropp decide to do if his leg is amputated? Why do the doctors amputate so quickly?

9. Why is Baumer sad that he gets to be away from the front for so long?

10. What type of situation does Baumer's family face over his mother's illness?

(see the answer keys)

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