| Chapter 9 + 10 questions |
| Chapter 9: 1. What has changed about his regiment when Paul returns? 2. Why is Paul disappointed in the Kaiser? 3. What do the men conclude about the causes of war? 4. What happens to Paul as he is out on patrol? 5. What thoughts does he have as he lies in the "bowl?" 6. How does Paul react differently to this killing than to the others? 7. What contrast does the author draw at the end of the chapter when Paul returns to his lines? Chapter 10: 1. What assignment are Paul and his comrades given? 2. What criticisms are made of the war-time medical practices? 3. Why does Paul say the war is a glorious time for surgeons? 4. How does the hospital show "what war is?" 5. To what is a soldier's knowledge of life limited? |