4. Approximately how many men out of the 800 men were casualties after the first day of the Battle of Loo?
(a) 700
(b) 200
(c) 550
(d) 650

5. After the Great War, what did Graves insist he was as far as his heritage was concerned?
(a) French
(b) Spanish
(c) English
(d) Irish

6. Which of the following classes of people ranked lowest within the social code that Graves describes?
(a) Immigrant workers
(b) Serfs
(c) Bourgeoisie
(d) Women

7. When did Graves begin to feel shame about his German heritage?
(a) When his relatives committed crimes
(b) After he aged and reflected back on his childhood
(c) As the great war approached
(d) When he was home in England

8. How long after Graves finished school at Charterhouse did it take before England declared war on Germany?
(a) Two weeks
(b) One month
(c) One week
(d) Two days

9. Where did Graves and some others go to rescue survivors after the battle of Loo?
(a) Barbed wire area
(b) Germany
(c) Trenches
(d) No Man's Land

10. In August of 1915, where was a major offensive planned?
(a) Bythuyne
(b) Cambrin
(c) Vermelles
(d) La Bassye

11. From what disease did Robert suffer at the young age of approximately four-and-one-half?
(a) Encephalitis
(b) Tuberculosis
(c) Scarlet fever
(d) Polio

12. What were many of the students at Charterhouse impressed with in regards to Graves?
(a) Poetic skills
(b) Academic skills
(c) Physical ability
(d) Mental Abilities

13. Which of the following characters was killed in Chapter 18?
(a) Siegfried Sassoon
(b) Dick
(c) Captain Richardson
(d) Dave Thomas

14. How did Graves steady his nerves when he felt nervous during the Battle of Loo?
(a) Writing
(b) Prayer
(c) Whiskey
(d) Leaving the trenches and hiding

15. What did Amalie von Ranke want to perform while traveling?
(a) Sight seeing
(b) Humanitarian services
(c) Finding a husband
(d) Writing travel brochures