3. What will the generation that grows up after Paul's do with his generation?
(a) Give them support.
(b) Push them aside.
(c) Use them as cheap labor.
(d) Send them to prison.

4. What does Kat say is good for loose bowels?
(a) Medicine.
(b) Chocolate.
(c) Coffee.
(d) Combat.

5. What did the army reports say on the day Paul died?
(a) Paul Baumer is dead.
(b) No enemy activity at this time.
(c) Nothing more to report.
(d) All quiet on the western front.

6. What type of license allows a man to do what he wants?
(a) Unlimited license.
(b) Hunting license.
(c) License to kill.
(d) Shooting license.

7. Beside Baumer's training camp there is a prison of soldiers from what country?
(a) France.
(b) England.
(c) Russia.
(d) Canada.

8. Who is dead?
(a) Katczsinky.
(b) Kemmerich.
(c) Himmelstoss.
(d) Kropp.

9. Where was Paul sitting all day?
(a) In a garden.
(b) On a cart.
(c) In the trenches.
(d) In the dug-out.

10. What do the men bring to the French girls as presents?
(a) Clothes.
(b) Food.
(c) Stolen jewellery.
(d) Money.

11. Why does Paul want to let the months and years come?
(a) He wants to do some more fighting.
(b) He has nothing more they can take from him.
(c) He feels happy because of the possibility of peace.
(d) He is optimistic about the future.

12. What does Baumer trade to a sergeant-major for a place with Kropp on the hospital train?
(a) Cigars.
(b) Sausage.
(c) Money.
(d) Cognac.

13. What does Baumer do with the prisoners?
(a) Gives them each a cigarette.
(b) Sets them free.
(c) Knocks them down and kicks them.
(d) Defends them from the other guards.

14. Why does Paul have two weeks off?
(a) He showed bravery in a recent offensive.
(b) He swallowed some gas.
(c) He escaped from the military.
(d) He was given sanity leave.

15. What must the men do with their new uniforms?
(a) Tear them apart for spare material.
(b) Give them back.
(c) Keep them clean or be punished.
(d) Fold them all as punishment for disrespecting the Kaiser.