08 All Quiet on the Western Front

The setting for the novel takes place during World War I on Germany's front with:

• Russia.

• Italy.

• Belgium.

• France.

In Chapter One, the men have more than enough food because?

• The military sent too much.

• More men than expected died on the battlefield.

• The cook decided to be generous.

• The General ordered too much food to be made.

What condition is Kemmerich in, in Chapter 1?

• He's stranded on the battlefield.

• He's in the hospital with an amputation.

• He's in the barracks with yellow fever.

• He's been taken prisoner by French soldiers.

What does Müller take from Kemmerich?

• His boots.

• His watch.

• His gas mask.

• His letter home.

When Paul says of Kemmerich, "He is still and yet it is not he any longer," he is expressing a

• simile

• metaphor

• analogy

• paradox

What is the ultimate fate of Kemmerich?

• He and his brother are shot for stealing horses.

• He escapes to Britain.

• He is killed for treason.

• He dies from his wounds, painfully.

What did Kantorek call Paul and his classmates?

• Brass Youth.

• Steel Youth.

• Magnificent Youth.

• Iron Youth.

Why do the men now dislike their older teacher, Kantorek?

• He betrayed the Fatherland.

• He had his students read over Christmas break.

• He encouraged the boys to enlist in the army.

• He moved to Switzerland to escape the war.

The men hate Himmelstoss because he

• is a coward.

• is wealthier.

• is a traitor.

• mistreated them.

"Revenge is black-pudding." This quote is an example of a(n):

• simile

• personification

• metaphor

• apostrophe