Private Peaceful Review

What happens when Thomas wakes Big Joe when they find him? (from Nearly Five to One)

•  He says Bertha is not mad at the Colonel.

•  He says Bertha slept with him..

•  He says he wants to die.

•  He says he is hungry.

Once Thomas is back from leave, how far does the wave of advancing Germans get when the shelling stops? (from Nearly Four O'clock)

• They do not push forward.

•  Not even to the barbed wire.

•  Into the Allied trenches.

•  To the middle of the back lines.

What do Charlie and Thomas find when they return from work one day? (from Twenty-Eight Minutes Past One)

•  Grandma Wolf is dead.

•  Molly is there.

•  The Colonel is dead.

•  Their mother is ill.

What does Molly's mother say about Charlie's letters to Molly? (from Twenty-Four Minutes Past Midnight)

•  They are degrading.

•  She has not read them.

•  They are sinful.

• They are sweet.

What does Thomas do at work that is different? (from Twenty-Eight Minutes Past One)

• He no longer sings while working.

•  He no longer enjoys his work.

• He asks for all the dangerous assignments.

•  Take assignments that gets him away from Charlie.

Where do Molly and Charlie begin to work? (from Ten to Midnight)

•  A factory.

•  A cattle ranch.

•  The Colonel's house.

•  A dairy farm.

Where is the company ordered on the third day? (from Twenty-Five Past Three)

•  To stay in the trenches.

•  To fall back to a new line of trenches.

•  On the firesteps.

•  To move forward to meet the Germans.

For what does the Colonel think Charlie should be held accountable? (from Twenty-Four Minutes Past Midnight)

• The loss of the Colonel's best pair of fencing cutters.

•  Charlie's thieving ways.

• The loss of the Colonel's best fishing rod.

•  The time Charlie did not work the day before when he stole Bertha.

What does Charlie begin to sing while on the firing squad? (from One Minute to Six)

•  The English fighting song.

•  Oranges and Lemons.

• Amazing Grace.

• God Save the King.

Why does the entire camp stand at attention after Charlie is killed? (from One Minute to Six)

• To mourn with Thomas.

•  To spite Hanley.

•  To show their support of Charlie.

•  At the order of Hanley.