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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 do the men salvage for parts to send home?
(a) Airplanes.
(b) Transport vehicles.
(c) Rifles.
(d) Parachute bombs.
2. What pattern is on the bedding in the men's barracks?
(a) Stars and stripes.
(b) Checkers.
(c) Polka-dots.
(d) A patchwork quilt of war-scenes.
3. What do the men wrap Himmelstoss in when they beat him?
(a) Wire bedding.
(b) Tow cable.
(c) A pillowcase.
(d) A bed cover.
4. What are the French famous for on the front?
(a) Well-trained soldiers.
(b) Corned beef.
(c) Vicious attacks.
(d) Up-to-date weaponry.
5. What do the men do with the leftover goose?
(a) They give it to Himmelstoss.
(b) They ate it all, there were no leftovers.
(c) They bring it back to the hut.
(d) They take it to Tjaden and Kropp.
Short Answer Questions
1. What never exists at the front?
2. How long does Kropp say the men have had to endure shells and bombs?
3. What game to the men play while locked up?
4. Who does the crying, fair-haired recruit remind Baumer of?
5. Who is coming to the front?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Baumer feel at the end of this chapter?
2. During the card game, the men occasionally drift off into silence. What are they thinking about?
3. What does Kropp think war should be like?
4. Why would a soldier be happy to receive a broken arm?
5. How does Baumer describe the front? What can save them from danger?
6. Why do the men prefer sharpened shovels to bayonets?
7. What is Kat's special talent? What does he do for the men?
8. What is Kropp's opinion of what life will be like when the men return home? What does it tell the reader about the effect of war upon a man?
9. Why is Tjaden unafraid of the punishment that may follow his insults to Himmelstoss?
10. How does Detering he react to the wounded horses, and why? What is his opinion of horses in warfare?
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