2. How did Graves feel about the war rationing of food?
(a) He wrote poems and letters to the editor saying it was wrong
(b) He stole to get more credits
(c) He felt there was abundant food
(d) He was often hungry

3. How many of Graves' children joined the Armed Forces during World War II?
(a) 2
(b) 4
(c) 1
(d) 3

4. Into what language were all of Graves' lectures, handouts and examinations translated?
(a) Egyptian
(b) Arabic
(c) English
(d) French

5. What did Lawrence personally refuse to do in regard to his books?
(a) Use the money to support others
(b) Profit from his war-time experience
(c) Write about his experiences
(d) Share it with any publishers

6. What did Graves believe he contracted?
(a) Pneumonia
(b) Plague
(c) Spanish influenza
(d) Tuberculosis

7. What did Graves' mother force him to do while he was in England?
(a) Attend long church services
(b) Visit all of his school friends
(c) Visit wounded soldiers
(d) Hide from everyone

8. What type of disorder did Graves develop?
(a) Nervous disorders
(b) Pneumonia
(c) Tic
(d) Neurasthenia

9. What happened to deserters?
(a) Life in prison
(b) Sent to the front lines
(c) Rarely found
(d) Executed

10. Where was Graves stationed after his first child was born?
(a) London
(b) Limerick
(c) Somme
(d) Oswestry

11. How did Graves consider the war?
(a) A brave effort
(b) Evil and pointless
(c) Understandable and necessary
(d) Clear and well run

12. When was Graves' first son born?
(a) May 1919
(b) April 1918
(c) March 1920
(d) June 1921

13. How many children did Graves have?
(a) 5
(b) 4
(c) 6
(d) 3

14. Who refused to allow Graves to rejoin combat?
(a) Sassoon
(b) Graves's mother
(c) Regimental doctor
(d) Personal physician

15. Where was Graves assigned since he was unable to return to combat?
(a) Draft office
(b) England
(c) Media relations
(d) Headquarters