Hnrs. English 10 Exam- All Quiet on the Western Front

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True: True or False: The soldiers don't mind the enemy's observation planes, but they hate the battle planes.
True: True or False: Guarding the supply dump is a pleasant duty.
A. they spill a latrine bucket on his pants: Himmelstoss; authority over the boys ends after (a) they spill a latrine bucket on his pants; (b) Paul jabs him in the stomach during bayonet practice; (c) the commander finds out how Himmelstoss has been mistreating the boys.
True: True or False: The French do not expect much resistance from the Germans.
A. be chloroformed: Paul begs not to (a) be chloroformed; (b) have his leg amputated; (c) be sent back to the front before he has completely healed.
Paul Baumer: last of the seven school boys to die
B. crazy: Josef Hamacher, Paul and Kropp's roommate in the ward, claims to have a shooting license, which means that he is (a) licensed to hunt; (b) crazy; (c) a soldier.
False: True or False: Paul bandages the French soldier that he stabs so that the French will be merciful to him if he is captured.
C. territorial: After Paul returns home, he discovers that Kantorek is now serving his country as a (a) medic; (b) drill instructor; (c) territorial.
A. Haie: Paul decides to make up with Himmelstoss because Himmelstoss helps to save the life of (a) haie; (b) Tjaden; (c) Katczinsky.
True: True or False: Paul and his friends are not very impressed by the Kaiser when he visits them.
True: True or False: Paul realizes that he will never fulfill any of the promises that he makes to the dying French soldier.
A the trenches: The rats are growing fat in (a) the trenches; (b) No Man's Land; (c) the cemetery.
False: True or False: The boys never really "get even" with Himmelstoss.
Himmelstoss: strict disciplinarian
C. an observation balloon: While Paul and his friends are cooking the slaughtered pigs, the smoke is seen by (a) a platoon of French soldiers; (b) a British airplane; (c) an observation balloon
True: True or False: Shell-shock is contagious.
A. too much food: By mistake, the cook prepares (a) too much food; (b) the wrong type of food; (c) too little food.
B. give Kemmerich morphine: Paul gives the orderly in the hospital cigarettes so that he will (a) try to find Kemmerich's stolen watch; (b) give Kemmerich morphine; (c) try to keep Kemmerich alive.
True: True or False: Paul resents teh attention that a nun at the train station gives him.
False: True or False: The soldiers rarely eat turnips.
False: True or False: After Paul jabs Himmelstoss in the stomach during bayonet practice, the commander is displease.
C. comradeship: Paul feels that the finest thing to come out of war is (a) receiving medals; (b) making his parents proud; (c) comradeship.
C. corned beef: Occasionally, the chief reason for a flying raid against the French is to get their (a) cognac; (b) bread; (c) corned beef.
A. a splinter would in the head: Katczinsky dies from (a) splinter wound in the head; (b) bleeding shin wound; (c) burns inflicted by flame-throwers.
B. postman: In civilian life Himmelstoss was a (a) teacher; (b) postman; (c) doctor.
False: True or False: The peasants freely give what food they can spare to the prisoners.
Katczinsky: has a sixth sense
C. killed with his hands: Paul is upset when he kills the French soldier because it is the first time that he has (a) been this close toa Frenchman; (b) had to spend this much time with a corpse; (c) killed with his hands.
C. ventilating his backside: Tjaden responds to Himmelstoss' insistence that Tjaden obey him by (a) saluting; (b) beating him with a club; (c) ventilating his backside.
Kemmerich: leg is amputated
True: True or False: Himmelstoss treats the soldiers differently on the battle field than he did in training.
True: True or False: Albert Kropp feels that he and his friends have been ruined by the war.
B. a girl and a sailor: The soldier marvel at a colored poster depicting (a) clear streams and wooded hills; (b) a girl and a sailor; (c) a plate piled high with food.
True: True or False: Incidents such as Paul's experience with the dying French soldier happen quite often on the front.
True: True or False: The prospect of being put in jail for five days for disobeying Himmelstoss does not bother Tjaden.
B. spade: As the war progresses, the bayonet is replaced by the more practical (a) trench knife; (b) spade; (c) rapier.
False: True or False: Knowing that they will never see each other again, Paul and the brunette share a tender farewell.
Kantorek: urges Paul and his friends to enlist
True: True or False: Paul Baumer disagrees with Kantorek that he and his friends are "Iron Youth".
True: True or False: Paul believes that young men of twenty have less to lose than the older men.
False: True or False: Food is more important than ammunition on the front.
True: True or False: Paul unknowingly carriers a dead man back to the dressing station.
True: True or False: They young men learn more in ten weeks of military training than they learned in ten years of school.
True: True or False: The small shells are more dangerous than the big ones.
A. falling face-first in a wet field: The soldiers practice the "Charge at Lohne: by (a) falling face-first in a wet field; (b) crawling under beds; (c) clearing the barrack-square of snow with a broom and dustpan.
B. would rather amputate than bother with complicated patching: Paul and Kropp fear the surgeons because they (a) are sometimes drunk when the y treat the casualties; (b)would rather amputate than bother with complicated patching; (c) frequently operate without administering anesthetic.
B. a plate of beans: Katczinsky trades three pieces of parachute silk for (a) cigarettes; (b) a plate of beans; (c) clean underwear.
False: True or False: Katczinsky mercifully shoots the fair-haired boy with the splintered hip.
B. butterflies: On a wall in Paul's house is his collection of (a) baseball cards; (b) butterflies; (c) stamps.
C. claustrophobic: While the soldiers are hiding in the trenches during the bombardment, three of teh recruits start to rave because they are (a) gun-shy; (b) shell-shocked; (c) claustrophobic.
C. thinks about how hard his mother worked to make them: Paul only gives two cakes to the prisoners because he (a) wants to eat the rest at the front; (b) wants to give the rest to his friends at the front; (c) thinks about how hard his mother worked to make them.
C. a leg: Paul tells Kemmerich that he is lucky to have only lost (a) a watch; (b) his boots; (c) a leg.
C. rats in the trenches: A sure sign of a bombardment is the )a) howl and whistle of the small shells; (b) parachute lights; (c) rats in the trenches.
A. books: Paul fails in his attempt o escape his memories of the war through (a) books; (b) beer; (c) conversation.
A. burning them over a lighted candle: Katczinsky kills lice by (a) burning them over a lighted candle; (b) rubbing mud over his body; (c) dousing himself with oil.
True: True or False: Nobody in Germany benefits from the war.
True: True or False: Haie would like to be non-commissioned officer.
A. cancer: Paul's mother is ill with (a) cancer; (b) pneumonia; (c) influenza.
False: True or False: Paul doesn't think twice about getting into the hospital bed with the clean, white sheets.
True: True or False: Paul is too shy to tell the nun that he has to go to the bathroom.
A. wool under-pants: Before he returns to the front, Paul's mother gives him some (a) wool under-pants; (b) liver sausage; (c) books.
C. going to the institute for artificial limbs: Albert Kropp ends up (a) committing suicide; (b) going home to convalescence; (c) going to the institute for artificial limbs.
A. garter: Haie plans to give his girlfriend a driving band for her to use as a (a) garter; (b) bracelet; (c) necklace
B. throwing a bottle at them: Paul persuades the nuns to close the door to the corridor while they are praying by (a) complaining to the hospital inspector; (b) throwing a bottle at them; (c) bribing them with chocolate.
C. good food and rest: Two things that a soldier needs for contentment are (a) women and wine; (b) friends and foxholes; (c) good food and rest.
Berger: shot trying to help a wounded dog
C. march backwards for twenty paces: While he is on leave, Paul angers a major and is forced to (a) cut his leave short; (b) stand at attention in the street for an hour; (c) march backwards for twenty paces.
C. sleep with a bed wetter: Paul defends Tjaden during the hearing by telling Lieutenant Bertink how Himmelstoss made Tjaden (a) scrub the Corprals' Mess Hall with a toothbrush; (b) soften a pair of boots that were as hard as iron; (c) sleep with a bed wetter.
False: True or False: Paul is glad that he went home on leave because his mother's fears are calmed.
Detering: fond of horses
True: True or False: Paul lies to Kemmerich's mother about the way her son does.
A. Himmelstoss: Only in the army can a man act like (a) Himmelstoss; (b) Katczinsky; (c) Paul.
Muller: receives boots as a present
True: True or False: Mittelstaedt treats Kantorek the way Kantorek treated him when Mittlestaedt was a student.
True: True or False: The rumor regarding the possibility that the soldiers will go to Russia is false.
A. the son of the magistrate sees him mistreat rectuits: Himmelstoss is transferred to the front because (a) the son of the magistrate sees him mistreat recruits; (b) he requests a transfer; (c) he wants to torment Paul and his friends.
C. boots: Kemmerich's most prized possession is his (a) watch; (b) letter from his mother; (c) boots.
C. bread: the French girls across the river allow Paul and his friends to visit them at their house because Tjaden offers to bring them some (a) cognac; (b) corned beef; (c) bread.
C. smutty: Paul says that a man is not a soldier if he is not (a) violent; (b) war-weary; (c) smutty.
False: True or False: One recruit falls for every two "old soldiers: who are killed.
A. cigars: Paul and Kropp are placed in the same ward because they bribe the sergeant-major with (a) cigars; (b) some of the pork in their sack; (c) chocolate.
C. Russian prisoners: Alongside Paul's camp is a prison camp that contains mostly (a) French prisoners; (b) British prisoners; (c) Russian prisoners.
True: True or False: When Paul is at home on leave, he refuses to wear his uniform so that his father can show him off.
C. evacuating a village: Paul and Albert Kropp are shot while they are (a) cooking the pigs; *b) picking up parachute silk for their girlfriends; (c) evacuating a village.
False: True or False: The boys' parents do not want them to enlist in the army.
C. soldiers' bodies: Back on the front, Paul and Katczinsky look up at the tree limbs and see (a) assorted singing birds; (b apples; (c) soldiers' bodies.
Gerard Duval: dead printer
B. children: Paul compares the recruits to (a) rats in a trap; (b) children; (c) excess baggage.
True: True or False: Detering is court-martialed for insubordination.
False: True or False: The boys appreciate school after they have been on the front for a while.
A. he must be lying on his belly: It is impossible for the soldiers to gauge the direction from which the wounded man's cries are coming because (a) he must be lying on his belly; (b) his cries are too weak to be heard most of the time; (c) the sound of the exploding bombs muffles his cries.
B. a coffin: During the gas attack, Paul is saved by (a) the fair-haired boy; (b) a coffin; (c) Katczinsky.
Behm: first of the school boys to die
A. raise the temperature on a thermometer: Katczinsky teaches Paul how to (a) raise the temperature on a thermometer; (b) arrange for an extra week's rest in the hospital; (c) sneak food into the hospital.
True: True or False: The headmasters tat drink beer with Paul tell him he knows little about the war.
B. horses: Detering feels that it is vile for war to use (a) boys; (b) horses; (c) old men.
C. cobbler: Before he becomes a soldier, Katczinsky was a (a) cook; (b) thief; (c) cobbler.
False: True or False: Katczinsky approves of the way soldiers are trained.
False: True or False: Like all of the other people who go to the Dying Room, Peter never returns.

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