Multiple Choice

1. C (Chapter 1)

2. D (Chapter 2)

3. D (Chapter 3)

4. B (Chapter 4)

5. A (Chapter 4)

6. B (Chapter 4)

7. C (Chapter 5)

8. B (Chapter 5)

9. D (Chapter 6)

10. A (Chapter 6)

11. C (Chapter 11)

12. A (Various chapters)

13. D (Chapter 11)

14. B (Chapter 12)

15. C (Chapter 12)

Long Answer

1. When Paul returns home, he doesn’t feel at ease in his old life at all. He doesn’t feel able to talk to his family, and he is continuously worried about his comrades back at the front. He realizes he no longer belongs in the civilian world. (Chapter 7)

2. For the entire novel, Kat has represented an older mentor figure for Paul. Kat is always in control, he is always calm, and he always knows what to do. When Kat dies, Paul feels totally alone—his last friend is gone, and Paul has no one left to guide him.