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WorksheetsAll Quiet on the Western Front ch. 10-12
Total questions: 36
Worksheet time: 18mins
What do eight of the men have to guard in particular?
a watch-tower
an outpost
a graveyard
a supply dump
Other than their legs, what does the men's new duty allow them to stretch?
barbed wire
their souls
their patience
their skin
What do the men find to eat?
eggs, pickles, and sauerkraut
eggs, chickens, and corn
eggs, pigs, and butter
bread, sausage, and bacon
How do the men make a grater?
by tying together several bayonets
by breaking off bits of a knife-balde
by packing a bunch of barbed wire
by punching holes in a pot-lid
What kind of accent does the singing wireless-man have?
Austrian
Anglo
Hungarian
Saxon
What gives the men terrible bowel troubles?
the potato-cakes
the constant shelling
the pigs
the rotten vegetables
What does Kat say is good for loose bowels?
medicine
coffee
chocolate
combat
Who is wounded by shellfire while evacuating a village?
Haie
Katczinsky
Kropp
Tjaden
For what are the men given a shot in the ambulance wagon?
tuberculosis
tetanus
meningitis
influenza
What does Baumer trade to a sergeant-major for a place with Kropp on the hospital train?
money
sausage
cigars
cognac
Why does Paul hesitate to get in the bed in the hospital train?
It is covered with blood from the previous occupant.
He doesn't want to get in without giving the sergeant-major the cigars.
The sheets are too clean.
It is an officer's bed.
What type of license allows a man to do what he wants?
shooting license
license to kill
unlimited license
hunting license
Distinctions between the men, such as level of education, can be an advantage, but what else do they bring?
welcome remarks and comments
prejudices that have to be overcome
promotions within the army
a full dinner
What are the men's thoughts like?
fire because they burn through the night
clay because they can be shaped by eevnts
gunfire because that is what shapes them
bricks because they are heavy
What before-battle activity is heavily debated between Baumer, Kat, and Tjaden?
eating a full meal
singing the German national anthem
praying to God
putting on the heavy chest-armor issued to all the men
The men have became institutional like. . . .
hyenas.
bushmen.
trained dogs.
insects.
What does Detering collect from a tree?
pears
avocados
bare branches
cherry blossoms
What does Detering try to do?
steal Paul's bread
escape and go home
run away to Holland
kill HImmelstoss and himself
What do the men use to cool their machine-gun when they run out of water?
clay
spit
blood
urine
How is Muller killed?
He is obliterated by artillery.
He is nailed in the head by a sniper.
He steps on a mine.
He is shot in the stomach.
About what part of the war are the men particularly angry?
the worn-out barrels of their artillery
the lack of proper sanitation
their treatment by military doctors
the ineffectiveness of the new recruits
Of what weapon are the men newly afraid?
tanks
samurai
gas
bombers
What was Leer good at in school though it could not save him?
mathematics
gym class
art
sport shooting
What part of 1918 is the bloodiest yet?
summer
winter
spring
autumn
For what are all the soldiers hoping?
an armistice
a breakthrough in the enemy lines
new tanks
resupply
Why does Paul have two weeks off?
He escaped from the military.
He showed bravery in a recent offensive.
He swallowed some gas.
He was given sanity leave.
Who is the last survivor of the original group?
Muller
Paul
Katczinsky
Kropp
What will the generation that grows up after Paul's do with his generation?
push them aside
use them as cheap labor
give them support
send them to prison
Why does Paul want to let the months and years come?
He wants to do some more fighting.
He has nothing more they can take from him.
He is optimistic about the future.
He feels happy because of the possibility of peace.
Where has Paul been sitting all day?
in the trenches
in a garden
on a cart
in the dug-out
In what month is Paul killed?
October
November
December
January
What is known about Paul's death?
He did not suffer long.
He killed himself.
He died heroically.
He cried and begged until the bitter end.
Why is Paul glad when he dies?
The end has finally come.
He is going to rejoin his friends.
He likes pain.
The war will soon end.
What type of expression is on Paul's face when he dies?
sad
blank
angry
calm
What do the army reports say on the day Paul dies?
Nothing more to report.
No enemy activity at this time.
Paul Baumer is dead.
All quiet on the western front.
How many chapter does All Quiet on the Western Front have?
eleven
twenty-four
ten
twelve
