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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. In Part Two, Chapter Four, Gabriel is on a ship heading from India to where?
(a) England.
(b) America.
(c) Africa.
(d) Serbia.

2. What is Bilderbeck's response to a refusal of an Indian soldier to fight?
(a) He sends him back to the boat.
(b) He shoots him in the head.
(c) He hits him with his rifle.
(d) He yells expletives at him.

3. What is the condition of the person who summons Walter?
(a) He is intoxicated.
(b) He is angry.
(c) He is sleeping.
(d) He is ill.

4. What is the name of Gabriel's doctor?
(a) Dr. Tarnga.
(b) Dr. Dremme.
(c) Dr. Mohna.
(d) Dr. Deppe.

5. What does Felix find out happens to Cyril?
(a) Cyril is stationed in Germany.
(b) Cyril leaves his wife.
(c) Cyril defects and goes to America.
(d) Cyril is killed in France.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Felix run into a prostitute?

2. Why is Liesel Von Bishop uncomfortable while traveling in Part One?

3. What is the name of the nightclub in Part Two, Chapter Ten?

4. What does Smith pack his belongings in?

5. While at dinner with his family, what does Felix do that angers the rest of the family?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe how Walter ended up in Africa.

2. Describe Felix's reaction to Amory at the party at her apartment.

3. How do Gabriel and other British soldiers get trapped in a ditch?

4. What are Walter's thoughts on a war early in the novel?

5. How does Gabriel end up injured?

6. What does Charis show Felix at her cottage and what does Felix explain to her?

7. In Part Two, Chapter Six, what does Gabriel mistake gunfire for?

8. Describe how Felix and Holland react differently to the discrimination they face because they are not in military service.

9. What changes between Charis and Felix at the end of Part Two, Chapter Ten?

10. Describe Felix's interactions with his family in Part One, Chapter Four.

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