All Quiet On The Western Front Chapter 8 Quiz

How does Paul view the guards who watch the Russians?

What do the Russians trade with the Germans?

How does Paul describe his feelings about the war while at camp?

What does Paul give to the prisoners?

What does Paul compare the prisoners’ suffering to?

What is Paul’s internal conflict during this chapter?

What emotion does Paul feel when watching the prisoners?

How do the Russian prisoners survive each day?

What does Paul think about orders to fight these same men again?

What theme is strongly developed in Chapter 8?

What emotion does Paul struggle with most in this chapter?

How does Paul describe the prisoners’ appearance?

What does Paul realize about war after observing the prisoners?

How does Paul feel when he sees the prisoners searching for food?

What does Paul notice about the camp’s surroundings?

What image of the prisoners haunts Paul most?

How do the Russian prisoners behave toward the Germans?

What does Paul find in the Russians’ camp area?

What does Paul first notice about the Russian prisoners?

What does Paul think separates him from the prisoners?

What kind of music do the Russian prisoners play?

What central message is emphasized in Chapter 8?

What realization does Paul come to about the prisoners?

What does Paul think the music represents?

What group of people are held near Paul’s camp?

What does Paul notice about the prisoners’ singing?

What does the Russian prisoners’ behavior reveal about survival?

What tone dominates Chapter 8?

What small animal symbolizes innocence in this chapter?

Where is Paul stationed at the beginning of Chapter 8?