English Final Exam Flashcards

1
Q

Who carries: dope and tranquilizers?

A

Ted Lavender

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2
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Who carries: a bible and a hatchet?

A

Kiowa

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3
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Who carries: memories of all the dead men?

A

Tim O’Brien

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4
Q

Who carries: responsibility for the platoon?

A

Jimmy Cross

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5
Q

This character drives around in circles around the lake

A

Norman Bowker

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6
Q

This character runs a hunting lodge near the Canadian border

A

Elroy Berdahl

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7
Q

This character was paranoid and carried extra ammunition

A

Ted Lavender

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8
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This character liked being nice to people

A

Henry Dobbins

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9
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This character was distracted by his love for Martha

A

Jimmy Cross

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10
Q

This character steps on a landmine and gets blown up into a tree

A

Curt Lemon

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11
Q

When his draft notice arrives, Tim is working:

A

At a meatpacking plant

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12
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Tim is offended by the woman who tells him she pities the baby water buffalo because

A

She fails to understand the story is a love story

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13
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How does the story about Linda, Tim’s 9-year-old girlfriend, relate to the rest of the novel?

A

It shows how stories can briefly bring the dead back to life

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14
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Why does Tim consider himself a coward for going to Vietnam?

A

He’s a pacifist, but he goes anyway

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15
Q

A key reflection that Tim makes as he tells Norman Bowker’s story is that:

A

Courage is a matter of degree–it depends on the situation

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16
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“To hump” means “to carry”

A

True

17
Q

The first lieutenant and field officer of O’Brien’s platoon is Ted Lavender.

A

False

18
Q

Lee Strunk and Dave Jensen get in a fight over drugs

A

False

19
Q

“We kept the dead alive with stories…it was a way of bringing body and soul back together.”

A

Tim O’Brien

20
Q

“All you can do is be nice. Treat them decent, you know?”

A

Henry Dobbins

21
Q

“He did not care one way or another about the war, and he had no desire to command…”

A

Jimmy Cross

22
Q

“The dentist couldn’t find any problem, but[he] kept insisting, so [he]…yanked out a…tooth”

A

Curt Lemon

23
Q

“Mellow, man. We got ourselves a nice mellow war today.”

A

Ted Lavender

23
Q

“There was no suicide note, no message of any kind. ‘[He didn’t want] to bother anybody”

A

Norman Bowker

24
Q

“Just came to me…the moral, I mean. Nobody listens….you got to listen to your enemy”

A

Mitchell Sanders

25
Q

How does Dave Jenson react to his fight with Lee Strunk?

A

He gets nervous and ends up breaking his own nose with a gun

26
Q

Curt Lemon is killed by:

A

a land mine/booby trap