Slaughter-house Five Quiz 1
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What German city was Vonnegut held prisoner in during the American firebombing of it?
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Hiroshima
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Nagasaki
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Dresden
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Brussels
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This quiz titled 'Slaughter-House Five Quiz 1' assesses knowledge on key events and characters from Kurt Vonnegut's novel, focusing on wartime experiences and literary themes. It evaluates understanding of historical context, character analysis, and thematic interpretation.
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What is the name of Vonnegut’s friend that he goes to visit years after the war?
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Bernanrd V. O'Hare
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Binny Bunderhoff
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Ralph McNally
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Johanzelnathan Fr
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A. Bernanrd V. O'HareExplanation
In the question, it is asked about the name of Vonnegut's friend whom he visits years after the war. The correct answer is Bernard V. O'Hare. This suggests that Vonnegut's friend's name is Bernard V. O'Hare, and he goes to visit him years after the war.Rate this question:
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How does his friend’s wife react to his idea to write a war book?
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Happy
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Upset
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Does not care
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A. UpsetExplanation
The friend's wife reacts negatively to his idea of writing a war book. This suggests that she is not supportive or enthusiastic about the idea. Her negative reaction could be due to various reasons, such as concerns about the subject matter, potential emotional toll, or the impact it may have on their personal lives.Rate this question:
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On the last page of chapter one, Vonnegut writes that his book is a success or failure?
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Success
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Failure
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A. FailureExplanation
In the last page of chapter one, Vonnegut writes that his book is a failure.Rate this question:
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What is Billy job in the war?
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General's Assistant
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Chef's Assistant
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Chaplain's Assistant
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A. Chaplain's AssistantExplanation
Billy's job in the war is the Chaplain's Assistant. This means that he assists the chaplain, who is responsible for providing spiritual support and guidance to the soldiers. As an assistant, Billy likely helps with various tasks such as organizing religious services, providing counseling or support to soldiers, and assisting in any other duties assigned by the chaplain.Rate this question:
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What does Vonnegut promise that he'll title the book?
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The Garden of Eden
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Slaughter-House Five
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The Children's Crusade
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A. The Children's CrusadeExplanation
Vonnegut promises to title the book "The Children's Crusade."Rate this question:
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What is the nickname that Weary comes up with for himself and his pals?
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The Three Musketeers
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Dynamic Duo
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Weary and the Third Wheels
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A. The Three MusketeersExplanation
Weary comes up with the nickname "The Three Musketeers" for himself and his pals. This nickname suggests that they are a united and inseparable group, just like the famous literary characters. It implies that they have each other's backs and are always ready to support and protect one another, just like the Musketeers in the story. This nickname highlights the camaraderie and friendship among Weary and his pals.Rate this question:
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How are Billy and the other separated from the rest of the platoon?
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They get lost
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They have an argument
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They are ditched
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A. They are ditchedExplanation
Billy and the other person are separated from the rest of the platoon because they are intentionally abandoned or left behind by the rest of the group. This suggests that the rest of the platoon deliberately chooses to leave Billy and the other person behind, potentially due to a disagreement, lack of trust, or other reasons.Rate this question:
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Vonnegut hat his breath smells writes that his breath smells like what?
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Coffee and cigarettes
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Mustard gas and roses
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Hot peppers and salsa
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A. Mustard gas and rosesExplanation
The question is asking what Vonnegut writes his breath smells like. The correct answer is "mustard gas and roses." This suggests that Vonnegut's breath has a peculiar and contrasting smell, combining the harshness of mustard gas with the pleasant aroma of roses. This juxtaposition creates a vivid and unique image, highlighting Vonnegut's ability to use descriptive language in his writing.Rate this question:
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