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All Quiet Chapter 4 Review
All Quiet Chapter 4 Review
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Review of main plot points and literary devices in Chapter 4 of All Quiet on the Western Front
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Why are the men sent to the front line at the start of Chapter 4?
To lay barbed wire
To bring rations to other soldiers
To invade a city
To retrieve a wounded friend
2
How does Paul try to help the young recruit during the first bombardment?
Paul tries to protect the recruit with a helmet
Paul mocks the young recruit
Paul shares food with the young recruit
Paul tells the recruit stories to soothe his fears
3
Kat shakes Paul to remind Paul to do what during the second attack?
put out his pipe
continue firing his gun
run away from the graves
put on his gas mask
4
"The belly of one is ripped open, the guts trail out. He becomes tangled in them and falls" is an example of?
symbolism
imagery
personification
foreshadowing
5
What is Kat afraid of when nearing the front?
death of a friend
needing to kill an enemy soldier
a bombardment
a lack of food
6
What does Paul say allows the men to survive at the front?
superior training
the soldiers' intelligence
superior weapons
animal instinct
7
What is the fate of the young recruit at the end of the chapter?
He protects Paul from the bombardment
He is taken away by medics
He is hurt so badly that Kat shoots him
He dies immediately
8
The men using the cemetery and graves as protection during battle is an example of what?
personification
symbolism
irony
imagery
9
True or False: The men are ordered to extinguish their cigarettes when nearing the front
True
False
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What drives the men crazy during the bombardment
no sleep
rats bothering them in the trenches
the cry of wounded horses
not eating enough
