2. At the beginning of Chapter 41, Catherine refers to her labor pains as:
(a) unbearable
(b) effortless
(c) good ones
(d) tranquil

3. Frederic and Catherine obtain ________ at the border town.
(a) visas
(b) food
(c) directions
(d) a car

4. Life continues ____________ for Frederic and Catherine through the winter.
(a) uncomfortably
(b) tensly
(c) tranquilly
(d) anxiously

5. Catherine and Frederic spend the days:
(a) tending to their home chores
(b) studying Swiss culture
(c) reading
(d) taking walks and dining

6. During the retreat, Frederic's group picks up. . .
(a) two prisoners and two women.
(b) two married couples.
(c) four townspeople.
(d) two soldiers and two women.

7. Frederic finally finds a ___________ on which to travel.
(a) train
(b) bicylce
(c) horse
(d) convoy

8. What positive symbol emerges again in Chapter 28?
(a) a rainbow
(b) sunshine
(c) a train
(d) rain

9. When back with the main retreat, Frederic mentions he is:
(a) an atheist
(b) a Protestant
(c) a Catholic
(d) a socialist

10. Frederic's actions toward his jacket in Chapter 31 signify. . .
(a) he wants to protect himself.
(b) he is done with the army.
(c) he is ashamed of his officer status.
(d) he is slowly going crazy.

11. When are the police expected to come for Frederic?
(a) the next afternoon
(b) that night
(c) they are not coming
(d) the next morning

12. In Chapter 28, it is evident Frederic misses Catherine because:
(a) He tries to get back to her.
(b) He cries over her.
(c) He has a dream about her.
(d) He writes her many letters.

13. A change in Catherine's behavior in Chapter 40 is that. . .
(a) she stays in bed more.
(b) she exercises more.
(c) she eats more.
(d) she complains more.

14. After being arrested, Frederic lies to the police and tells them. . .
(a) they are siblings studying abroad.
(b) they visiting Switzerland for winter sport.
(c) they are on their honeymoon.
(d) they are lost.

15. Frederic displays leadership in Chapter 28 by:
(a) deciding to return to the battlefield
(b) taking his group off the main road for safety
(c) successfully getting his group to Udine
(d) gaining more ground than the mass retreat