Quiz for Source 20.3: Experiencing World War I

1. Question 20.9

   Source 20.3A: Prague Street expresses
   

   Source 20.3A: Prague Street expresses

   A.

   pride in the German war effort, despite the country’s loss in that war.

   B.

   support for representative Democracy.

   C.

   the personal tragedies and social dislocations resulting from the war.

   D.

   a cry for a socialist or communist future.

2. Question 20.10

   Source 20.3B, derived from the novel All Quiet on the Western Front, conveys
   

   Source 20.3B, derived from the novel All Quiet on the Western Front, conveys

   A.

   an impulse toward suicide.

   B.

   a deep alienation from ordinary peacetime life.

   C.

   a commitment to revolutionary action so that such a war might never happen again.

   D.

   a desire to withdraw into a life of contemplation and immersion in nature.

3. Question 20.11

   Source 20.3C from a West African Senegalese veteran differs from Sources 20.3A and 20.3B in that
   

   Source 20.3C from a West African Senegalese veteran differs from Sources 20.3A and 20.3B in that

   A.

   it imagines that the war will lead to revolutionary political change.

   B.

   it portrays a broken and socially isolated man as a result of the war.

   C.

   it portrays a man who has gained in status and respect.

   D.

   it reveals the breakup of his marriage and the disintegration of his family life.

4. Question 20.12

   Which of the following comparisons between Source 20.3C from Senegalese veteran Nar Diouf and Source 20.1D from Indian veteran Behari Lal is most accurate?
   

   Which of the following comparisons between Source 20.3C from Senegalese veteran Nar Diouf and Source 20.1D from Indian veteran Behari Lal is most accurate?

   A.

   They both show racism during the war.

   B.

   While Behari Lal’s account describes his experience during the war, Nar Diouf tells of his life back home after the war.

   C.

   While Behari Lal became a nationalist revolutionary after the war, Nar Diouf returned home as a supporter of French colonial rule.

   D.

   Both sources reveal men broken and in despair by their experience of the war.