All Quiet on the Western Front: Chapters 10-11

In Chapter 10, who is wounded along with Paul? 

• Kat
• Muller
• Tjaden
• Kropp

In Chapter 10, Paul must undergo surgery. Where was he wounded and why must men hold him down?

• Arm; He is a big guy and will not calm down.
• Stomach; He is bleeding so much he is shaking. 
• Leg; He refuses chloroform. 
• Back; He cannot stop kicking. 

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Chapter 10: Albert Kropp says he will kill himself if this happens.

• His leg is amputated.
• He is separated from Paul.
• Paul dies in surgery. 
• His trench foot is not cured soon. 

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Chapter 10: Who is blamed for throwing a bottle at the praying nuns?

• Josef
• Kropp
• Paul
• Franz

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Chapter 10: At the Catholic Hospital, what experimental surgery does the doctor like to perform? 

• Kidney transplants
• Amputations
• Fixing flat feet
• Plastic surgery for gas burns

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Chapter 11: AQWF is historical fiction. Why does the author choose to include the account of Detering going AWOL?

• To show the effects of dysentery in the trenches, during WWI.
• To describe the long journey soldiers had to make to get home from the front.
• To demonstrate how simple reminders of home can push stressed soldiers over the edge.
• To reveal the effects of poisonous gasses on soldiers in WWI. 

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Chapter 11: In reference to the death of Company Commander Bertinck, Paul says, "He was with us for two years without being wounded, so that something had to happen in the end." This is an example of:

• Irony : Sarcasm
• Hyperbole : Nostalgia 
• Repetition : Theme
• Foreshadowing : Metaphor

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Chapter 11: Who does Paul carry to a dressing station (aid station), only to learn that has been hit in the head and is dead?

• Tjaden
• Kat
• Himmelstoss
• Leer

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Chapter 11: What is the best rationale for why the author spends so much time detailing the deaths of Paul's comrades?

• To communicate the loss that Paul is experiencing in this chapter and how he cannot move on. 
• To convey the pain that Paul is feeling because of the deaths of his friends.
• To show the toll that years of war can take on a group of soldiers; mentally, physically, and emotionally.
• To emphasize the brutality of WWI warfare by killing off characters with whom there is an emotional attachment.

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Chapter 11: What is the significance of Kat's death?

• Paul will have to become the new food scavenger.
• Franz is the only classmate Paul has left.
• Paul has no friends, anymore.
• Tjaden gets Kat's boots. 

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