3. What happened to Graves as he completed his work as a drill and musketry instructor?
(a) He was killed
(b) He worked too hard and collapsed
(c) He was demoted
(d) He spoke of anti-war sentiments and was hurt

4. What would the students who passed the examination go on to do?
(a) Work in the United States
(b) Become the future university instructors
(c) Become translators at embassies
(d) Offer English instruction at primary and secondary schools

5. Who helped Graves locate housing in Egypt?
(a) Politicians
(b) University staff
(c) Ex -soldiers
(d) Relatives

6. With which of the following literary figures did Graves develop a deep and sincere friendship?
(a) Nichols
(b) Masefield
(c) Lawrence
(d) Hemingway

7. Where was Graves stationed after his first child was born?
(a) London
(b) Somme
(c) Oswestry
(d) Limerick

8. Where did the ship stop on the way to Egypt?
(a) Greece
(b) Sicily
(c) Italy
(d) Gibraltar

9. Sassoon's political views could best be described as?
(a) Liberal
(b) Conservative
(c) Erratic
(d) Unnamed

10. In what country did Graves live during World War II?
(a) England
(b) United States
(c) Egypt
(d) Spain

11. Which of the following literary figures was not one of friendships Graves made while at Oxford?
(a) Masefield
(b) Lawrence
(c) Nichols
(d) Hemingway

12. Why did Graves' commanding officer refuse to honor his request to resign his commission?
(a) He did not like Graves and wanted him to suffer
(b) He needed him to continue to train new soldiers
(c) He wanted him to take over his command
(d) He wanted him to perform in the Battalion theatrical

13. What did Graves become obsessed with happening?
(a) Idea of a gas attack
(b) Idea of becoming a poet
(c) Idea of peace
(d) Idea of being sent back to the trenches

14. What sport does Graves take up?
(a) Football
(b) Baseball
(c) Cricket
(d) Soccer

15. What was Sassoon treated for at Craiglockhart War Hospital?
(a) Bullet wounds
(b) Neurasthenia
(c) Insanity
(d) Pneumonia