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All Quiet on the Western Front - TEST Review
All Quiet on the Western Front - TEST Review
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1
Most of the "western front" of WWI was located in which country?
France
United States
Russia
Germany
2
to exclude from a group
obliterate
beckon
jostle
ostracize
3
When Paul saw the 100 new coffins, he felt . . .
docile
ostracized
voracious
disconcerted
4
Which character was named after Remarque's original middle name?
Paul
Haie
Albert
Kat
5
The Allies included the United States and which other countries?
Great Britain, France, and Russia
Germany and Austria-Hungary
6
She blushed unnoticeably, or ____.
surreptitiously
ideally
indifferently
disconcertedly
7
Which two words mean sly and clever?
shrewd and cunning
bewildered and disconcerted
voracious and cunning
voracious and disconcerted
8
My sister takes forever in the bathroom.
hyperbole
simile
personification
metaphor
9
Who wrote the poem "In Flanders Fields"?
Robert Frost
William Shakespeare
John MacRae
Erich Maria Remarque
10
She ____________________ snuck the syrup bottle. Mom never gives enough.
fastidious
superfluous
surreptitiously
reminiscences
11
War is like hell. This sentence is an example of a . . .
hyperbole
personification
simile
metaphor
12
Action words, like run and jump, are . . .
adverbs
verbs
adjectives
nouns
13
Which word?
shrewd
malicious
fastidious
indifferent
14
What date was the armistice signed that ended WWI?
11-11-1918
11-11-1911
9-11-1911
11-11-1914
15
What was the author's middle name before he changed it to Maria?
Adolf
Richard
Paul
Albert
16
Which of the following is NOT an idiom?
kick the bucket
win the race
driving me crazy
butterflies in my stomach
17
What word?
audible
affable
malicious
pallid
18
World War I, also called The Great War, occurred during these years:
1861-1865.
1939-1945.
1914-1918.
1955-1975.
19
The boys beat Himmelstoss in order to get revenge, or to __________.
implore
retaliate
indulge
obliterate
20
Which is not true of Remarque?
He fought and was wounded in WWI.
His mother died of cancer.
He wrote the book to help his PTSD.
His father was beheaded by Nazis.
21
What word means: the leftover portion.
foresight
remnant
reminiscences
gamut
22
to signal someone to come
jostle
obliterate
beckon
ostracize
23
Her face was more than melancholy as she sat all alone in the rain. She is ___.
forlorn
fastidious
foresight
affable
24
What word?
indifferent
docile
rent
malicious
25
Which vocabulary word refers to a range or series of related things?
ideal
retaliate
gamut
melancholy
26
Which is a malicious act?
all of the above
tripping someone
calling someone names
hitting someone
27
Labs are ___ dogs; they're easy to train.
indifferent
quixotic
docile
pallid
28
I will get revenge.
voracity
foresight
relieve
retaliate
29
Which vocabulary word does NOT describe Eeyore?
affable
malicious
docile
melancholy
30
If you eat and eat and eat and never feel full, you are . . .
cunning
disconcerted
shrewd
voracious
31
What pests did Paul and the boys kill en masse?
scorpions
mice
cats
rats
32
to completely remove from existence
obliterate
beckon
jostle
ostracize
33
"It sure was nice of them to get those caskets ready for us."
Shakespearean irony
verbal irony
situational irony
dramatic irony
34
Stories of past events are called . . .
superfluous
indulgences
reminiscences
foresights
35
Fisher is very friendly, or ___.
docile
malicious
superfluous
affable
36
WWI began when Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated. What country was he from?
Austria
Russia
Germany
France
37
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for "confused"?
perplexed
befuddled
bewildered
satisfied
38
Which is NOT true about the author?
His sister was beheaded by the Nazis.
He remained a citizen of Germany.
Hitler burned his books.
He was in WWI and was wounded.
39
The soulful silence swiftly spread through the camp.
idiom
hyperbole
alliteration
paradox
40
Mr. Rehmert, your directions aren't clear. They are ...
vague
shrewd
cunning
ideal
41
What word?
glower
obliterate
beckon
indulge
42
Who is the narrator of the poem "In Flanders Fields"?
a doctor
the dead
poppies
John MacRae
43
Clifton loves to read. He can't get enough. He is ____.
tedious
disconcerted
insatiable
sole
44
Entering the concession stand, Grace said, "I'm here to ____________ you, Mylea."
rent
retaliate
relieve
remnant
45
Detering's love of all of the following were mentioned in the novel, EXCEPT...
red poppies
his farm
cherry blossoms
horses
46
upset; unsettled; dissatisfied
affable
disgruntled
indifferent
melancholy
47
If you want every item in a specific place, you are ____.
superfluous
reminiscences
fastidious
surreptitious
48
The battlefield was a surging sea.
simile
hyperbole
metaphor
personification
49
Riley uses few words, meaning she is ___.
affable
fastidious
malicious
laconic
50
What is this dude doing?
glowering
indulging
jostling
imploring
51
Which country does Paul, our narrator, come from?
Germany
Great Britain
France
United States
52
"The gas crept into the craters like a big soft jellyfish." This sentence uses a . . .
idiom
hyperbole
metaphor
simile
53
What word?
ideal
implore
jostle
gamut
54
According to Paul, the finest thing to come out of war was . . .
comradeship.
indifference.
toughness.
stubbornness.
55
Which word does not belong in the group?
truce
peace treaty
armistice
feud
56
too many; unnecessary
indifferent
quixotic
superfluous
disgruntled
57
This book is written in . . .
second person point of view.
third person point of view.
first person point of view.
58
Which is luminous?
flower
desk
book
flashlight
59
It's ironic that in such a loud war Paul died on a quiet day. What kind of irony?
dramatic irony
verbal irony
Shakespearean irony
situational irony
60
Eeyore, from Winnie-the-Pooh, is always sad and depressed, or __________.
pallid
affable
melancholy
cunning
61
to push against someone
obliterate
beckon
ostracize
jostle
62
The ability to see what may be needed in the future is called having . . .
foresight
remnant
voracity
armistice
63
Which word is not a verb?
melancholy
implore
obliterate
indulge
64
The armistice was signed November 11 at what time?
11 o'clock
9 o'clock
12 o'clock
3 o'clock
65
Which word?
stupefied
malicious
docile
affable
66
If you think romance will always be like this picture, you are ___.
indifferent.
affable.
luminous.
quixotic.
67
The trees whispered to Paul, soothing him into calmness.
simile
personification
metaphor
hyperbole
68
Which vocabulary word means "perfect," like the "perfect" vacation spot?
sole
ideal
quixotic
gamut
69
Which vocabulary word means tiresome or boring?
sole
tedious
insatiable
disconcerted
70
"It is the best of times. It is the worst of times."
simile
idiom
metaphor
paradox
