How would you describe Paul’s attitude toward the adults back home in his country?

No feelings one way or the other

What is special about Kat?

He has an uncanny ability to find food when supplies are thin.

He is particularly good at keeping the men out of battle when other parts of the battalion are sent to fight.

He is able to convince the officers to leave the men alone during prolonged rest periods.

He has the ability to perform a perfect imitation of the commanding officer’s voice.

How does Paul defend Muller’s wish to have Kemmerich’s boots?

He says if Kemmerich had still needed the boots, Muller wouldn't have asked for them.

He says Muller's boots are so worn that Muller should have the boots.

He says that boots are worth a lot of money on the Black Market, so they should split the profits.

He says if Kemmerich wanted Muller to have the boots, he would have said so.

Paul thinks about the play he was writing, which is lying in his bedroom drawer. The play was about:

his mother's struggles with illness

What school friends were sent to bootcamp together?

Kropp, Müller, Kemmerich, and Baumer

Kropp, Müller, Kemmerich, and Westhaus

Kropp, Leer, Kemmerich, and Baumer

Kropp, Müller, Kemmerich, and Baumer

Kropp, Katczinsky, Kemmerich, and Baumer

In Chapter 1, Remarque began to develop one of the book’s major themes by showing Paul’s attitude toward the schoolmaster, Kantorek, and the other members of the older generation who represented authority. Paul’s comments about Himmelstoss and the military discipline continue to develop this theme in Chapter 2. What is this theme?

the questioning of traditional authority of values

the older generation does not understand the younger generation

that war is not healthy for children and other living things

that patriotism is more important than self interests

the questioning of traditional authority of values

Why does the doctor refuse to come to Kemmerich’s bedside?

The doctor is too busy, having already amputated five legs that day.

He is busy in surgery and can't be disturbed.

He doesn't refuse. The doctor goes to see Kemmerich.

After Kemmerich is dead, he is quickly moved from his bed so some patient _____ can be put in his bed.

whose leg has also been amputated

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Ctk Daidone Aqwf Chapter 2

The main character, Paul, is…

What is it that Paul and the other soldiers want from Kemmerich when he is in the hospital?

How would you describe Paul’s attitude toward the adults back home in his country?

Who was the hard-driving corporal who trained the troops in boot camp?

What is special about Kat?

As a young student before the war, Paul used to write:

Who says, “only facts are real and important to us”?

Paul says he and his friends, the younger soldiers, have what to go home to after the war?

Before the war, HImmelstoss'a job was as a...

How does Paul defend Muller’s wish to have Kemmerich’s boots?

Paul said he and his fellow soldiers also developed the "finest thing that arose out of the war--__________."

Paul thinks about the play he was writing, which is lying in his bedroom drawer. The play was about:

What school friends were sent to bootcamp together?

When Paul says, "Why is it always the small ones who treat people this way?" he is talking about:

Paul and Kropp drop a _____ on Himmelstoss....by accident.

Paul sits by Kemmerich's bed. Kemmerich now realizes his leg had been _____ and is depressed.

Kemmerich asks Paul to send home his _____ to his mother, if Paul ever finds it.

In reaction to his friend's death, Paul goes outside and:

The mood of the first half of the chapter, which focuses on Himmelstoss, is _, which contrasts with the _ mood of the second half, which describes the death of Kemmerich.

Why does the doctor refuse to come to Kemmerich’s bedside?

In Chapter 2, Remarque begins to show the reader that the soldiers, especially Paul, are cutting themselves off from their own feelings in order to endure the hardship of war. Cutting ones self off from human feelings shows the soldiers are becoming less:

Kemmerich dies from a relatively light wound that should have been treated and healed. This shows that during war, soldiers in the trenches are:

After Kemmerich is dead, he is quickly moved from his bed so some patient _____ can be put in his bed.

Remarque changed his middle name to honor his:

Paul recalls whose mother crying endlessly when her son departed for the war, embarrassing her son?

Which character has a knack for finding food?

Who is the first of Paul's classmates to die during the war?

The character who is a farmer with a wife at home is:

The character who was a peat-digger and has large hands is:

Who is the unofficial leader of Paul's company?

What is Paul saying about Kemmerich: “He it is still yet it is not he any longer”?

Ctk Daidone Aqwf Chapter 2

The main character, Paul, is…

What is it that Paul and the other soldiers want from Kemmerich when he is in the hospital?

How would you describe Paul’s attitude toward the adults back home in his country?

Who was the hard-driving corporal who trained the troops in boot camp?

What is special about Kat?

As a young student before the war, Paul used to write:

Who says, “only facts are real and important to us”?

Paul says he and his friends, the younger soldiers, have what to go home to after the war?

Before the war, HImmelstoss'a job was as a...

How does Paul defend Muller’s wish to have Kemmerich’s boots?

Paul said he and his fellow soldiers also developed the "finest thing that arose out of the war--__________."

Paul thinks about the play he was writing, which is lying in his bedroom drawer. The play was about:

What school friends were sent to bootcamp together?

When Paul says, "Why is it always the small ones who treat people this way?" he is talking about:

Paul and Kropp drop a _____ on Himmelstoss....by accident.

Paul sits by Kemmerich's bed. Kemmerich now realizes his leg had been _____ and is depressed.

Kemmerich asks Paul to send home his _____ to his mother, if Paul ever finds it.

In reaction to his friend's death, Paul goes outside and:

The mood of the first half of the chapter, which focuses on Himmelstoss, is _____, which contrasts with the _____ mood of the second half, which describes the death of Kemmerich.

Why does the doctor refuse to come to Kemmerich’s bedside?

In Chapter 2, Remarque begins to show the reader that the soldiers, especially Paul, are cutting themselves off from their own feelings in order to endure the hardship of war. Cutting ones self off from human feelings shows the soldiers are becoming less:

Kemmerich dies from a relatively light wound that should have been treated and healed. This shows that during war, soldiers in the trenches are:

After Kemmerich is dead, he is quickly moved from his bed so some patient _____ can be put in his bed.

Remarque changed his middle name to honor his:

Paul recalls whose mother crying endlessly when her son departed for the war, embarrassing her son?

Which character has a knack for finding food?

Who is the first of Paul's classmates to die during the war?

The character who is a farmer with a wife at home is:

The character who was a peat-digger and has large hands is:

Who is the unofficial leader of Paul's company?

What is Paul saying about Kemmerich: “He it is still yet it is not he any longer”?

The mood of the first half of the chapter, which focuses on Himmelstoss, is _, which contrasts with the _ mood of the second half, which describes the death of Kemmerich.