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Quiz about All Quiet on the Western Front

The Ultimate All Quiet on the Western Front Quiz | Authors

An excellent novel by Erich Marie Remarque. This quiz is for beginners.

A multiple-choice quiz by Nosh37. Estimated time: 5 mins.

Author
Nosh37

Time
5 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
338,731

Updated
Jul 23 22

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Tough

Avg Score
5 / 10

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221

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Question 1 of 10

1. Who acts as a father figure to the men and has a "sixth sense" in finding food and material? Hint

Himmelstoss

Stanislaus Katczinsky

Franz Kemmerich

Kantorek

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Question 2 of 10

2. What represents a familial bond between the men? Hint

None of the above

Cigarettes

The sharing of a goose

Esprit de Corps

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Question 3 of 10

3. Who is the main character and narrator of the novel? Hint

Paul Baumer

Detering

Himmelstoss

Tjaden

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Question 4 of 10

4. What do Paul and Albert Kropp use to bribe a surgeon to put them on the same medical train? Hint

Chocolate

Nice cigars

A nice knife

15 Reichsmarks

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Question 5 of 10

5. What does Paul first describe the Russians as? Hint

Dirt on Germany's shoes

Scum

Ignorant filth

Meek, scolded St. Bernard dogs

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Question 6 of 10

6. Where does the title derive from in the novel? Hint

The description of the day Paul died.

The day before the French launched a massive attack

The last day of the war

Nowhere, it is a metaphor

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Question 7 of 10

7. Who is the "terror of Klosterburg"? Hint

Haie Westhus

Himmelstoss

G�rard Duval

Leer

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Question 8 of 10

8. What are the two things soldiers believe in at the front? Hint

Guns and orders

Chance and Mother Earth

God and faith

Themselves and their partner

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Question 9 of 10

9. Who is Kantorek? Hint

Paul's best friend and most trusted companion

Paul's neighbor and enemy

Paul's company commander

Paul's nationalistic school teacher

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Question 10 of 10

10. What do the wounded horses represent? Hint

The innocent wounded men fighting in WWI who were also born in the wrong place at the wrong time.

The pain of losing good friends

Forshadow the defeat of Germany

The destruction of all things living and good by the war because of the surrounding fighting

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Who acts as a father figure to the men and has a "sixth sense" in finding food and material?

Answer: Stanislaus Katczinsky

Katczinsky once got the men four tins of lobster!

2. What represents a familial bond between the men?

Answer: The sharing of a goose

Paul and Katczinsky see some geese when riding a troop transport vehicle to the fronts and catch, kill, cook, and eat them.

3. Who is the main character and narrator of the novel?

Answer: Paul Baumer

Paul Baumer was 19 when the war began and he was persuaded to go to war by his teacher.

4. What do Paul and Albert Kropp use to bribe a surgeon to put them on the same medical train?

Answer: Nice cigars

Paul and Albert give him quite a few cigars and in return they both are sent to a nice Catholic hospital.

5. What does Paul first describe the Russians as?

Answer: Meek, scolded St. Bernard dogs

When Paul sees the Russians, he eventually realizes that they are people too and begins to see that all the men fighting in World War II are one great brotherhood. Eventually, after seeing the Russians and humanizing them, Paul comes up with a purpose. Paul's purpose is to show the world the horrible and gruesome nature of war. Remarque had the same idea, so he wrote "All Quiet on the Western Front".

6. Where does the title derive from in the novel?

Answer: The description of the day Paul died.

Paul gave up on life because all of his friends had died in the world and he had lost all motivation to live. Paul stood up to see nature and got shot.

7. Who is the "terror of Klosterburg"?

Answer: Himmelstoss

Himmelstoss is a cruel, nationalistic man who wants respect and loves power. Himmelstoss was a postman before the war.

8. What are the two things soldiers believe in at the front?

Answer: Chance and Mother Earth

Paul has an entire poem about how Earth protects soldiers from bullets. Another example of Paul experiencing chance is seen when he walks to one outpost, leaves to go to another, comes back to the first and sees it was destroyed by a mortar, goes to the second outpost, and sees that is was also hit by a mortar while he was gone.

9. Who is Kantorek?

Answer: Paul's nationalistic school teacher

Kantorek convinces Paul's entire class (in school) to join the army and one kid, Joseph Behm, doesn't want to go. Kantorek and his parents pressure him to go and when he does, he is the first to die. Kantorek has a very ignorant and romantic image of the German soldiers.

10. What do the wounded horses represent?

Answer: The innocent wounded men fighting in WWI who were also born in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Both the horses and the recruits are following their orders and getting killed and wounded by doing society's requirements. They were both born at the wrong place in the wrong time.

Source: Author Nosh37

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