Journey's End Quiz

What does Raleigh initially think about Stanhope upon arriving?

• He is eager to see him and views him as a hero.

• He is nervous because Stanhope dislikes him.

• He feels betrayed by Stanhope’s behavior.

• He is indifferent toward Stanhope.

How does Osborne comfort Raleigh on his first night?

• By telling him stories about home.

• By offering him extra food.

• By playing cards with him.

• By explaining the trench routines.

Who dies during the raid?

• Raleigh

• Osborne

• Stanhope

• Trotter

How does Stanhope handle Hibbert’s attempt to leave?

• He sends Hibbert to the medical officer.

• He threatens to shoot him for desertion.

• He allows Hibbert to leave without consequence.

• He reports Hibbert to his superiors.

What is Trotter’s role in the play?

• He is the cook for the company.

• He is a cheerful officer who lightens the mood.

• He is Stanhope’s rival for command.

• He provides intelligence reports.

How does Stanhope’s character change over the course of the play?

• He becomes more detached from his men.

• He grows more compassionate and understanding.

• He becomes more reckless and careless.

• He abandons his responsibilities entirely.

What is the mood of the play’s ending?

• Triumphant

• Melancholic and somber

• Optimistic for the future

• Chaotic and unresolved

In Journey’s End, Trotter is known for being ______.

• a serious and stern officer

• a cheerful officer who lightens the mood

• a rival for command

• a provider of intelligence reports

Stanhope’s character development in the play shows him becoming more ______.

• detached from his men

• compassionate and understanding

• reckless and careless

• irresponsible

The theme of Journey’s End can be described as the ______ of war.

• glory

• futility and horrors

• benefits of camaraderie

• importance of orders