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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 will Baumer's mother undergo for her cancer?
(a) No treatment.
(b) Chemotherapy.
(c) An operation.
(d) Faith healing.
2. What type of expression was on Paul's face when he died?
(a) Blank.
(b) Sad.
(c) Angry.
(d) Calm.
3. What happens to Paul when he is in the shell-holes?
(a) He is caught in an enemy attack and must hide.
(b) He is overcome by fear.
(c) All of the above.
(d) He kills a man.
4. What do eight of the men have to guard in particular?
(a) A watch-tower.
(b) An outpost.
(c) A graveyard.
(d) A supply dump.
5. What are all the soldiers hoping for?
(a) New tanks.
(b) A breakthrough in the enemy lines.
(c) Resupply.
(d) An armistice.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is on the poster that the men are so fascinated about?
2. What do the men decide to do after seeing the poster?
3. What do the men bring to the French girls as presents?
4. What did everyone in the world say "yes" to?
5. What musical instrument does one of the Russian prisoners play?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do the men act while eating caviar? Why do they do this?
2. 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?
3. What does Baumer say about being happy during the war? What about the memory of the previous days?
4. Why is Baumer sad that he gets to be away from the front for so long?
5. How does Baumer skin his elbows?
6. How does Baumer feel about being back at the training camp on the moors? What does Remarque use nature to symbolize?
7. How does the French girl make Baumer feel?
8. What condition are the Russian prisoners in? Why are they being treated so harshly?
9. Why are the men feeling so ill? How are the enemy troops faring?
10. How does Paul say his generation has been changed, based on his descriptions of the entire book?
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