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Chapter 1 - Slaughterhouse-Five
Chapter 1 - Slaughterhouse-Five
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Take this quiz to check your knowledge of the first chapter of Slaughterhouse Five.
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1
The author took his two daughters to meet his friend.
True
False
2
It took the author twenty five years to write the book after the Second World War.
True
False
3
Children's Crusade started in 1213 when two monks wanted to raise armies of children in Germany and France.
True
False
4
The author learnt that there was no difference between anybody in the college.
True
False
5
Who was the speaker's friend?
Paul Lazzaro
Harrison Starr
Gerhard Muller
Bernard V. O'Hare
6
Select all the points that Mary believed in.
Wars are partly encouraged by books and movies.
Nobody's babies should die in war
There should not be any war.
Wars are completely promoted by movies and books.
7
In which year was the author able to revisit Dresden?
1967
1968
1970
1962
8
The toughest of reporters were women because they were denied jobs.
False
True
9
The author believes that Dresden bombing was much worse than Hiroshima.
True
False
10
After WWII, what did the author study?
Journalism
History
Creative Writing
Anthropology
11
Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds was written by
the author
Harrison Starr
O'Hare
Charles Mackay
12
How had Mary prepared the kitchen?
Like a dinner table
Like an operating table
Like a bar
Like a feast spread out
13
Who were the nicest veterans in Schenectady?
The ones who died in war.
The ones who'd really fought the war.
The ones who were in high position during war.
The ones who came back unscathed.
14
What was Bernard V. O'Hare's profession?
Column Writer
Journalist
Film Star
District Attorney
15
How did Mary react to the author after the children were sent up?
Enthusiastic but quiet
Happy and pleasant
Polite but chilly
Cautious and curious
16
What was the crime for which Edgar Derby was executed?
For bombing Dresden
For robbing diamonds and rubies
For stealing from dead people
For stealing a teapot
17
Select the job that the author had not taken up after the war.
Cab Driver
Public Relations
Reporter
Volunteer Fireman
18
In what colour was the destruction of Dresden represented in the outline behind a wallpaper roll?
Blue
Green
Red
Orange
19
What did Harrison Starr compare an anti-war book to?
anti-government
anti-consumerism
anti-glacier
anti-star
20
The first story that the author covered as a police reporter involved
Staircase
War
Traffic Signal
Elevator
