(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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What is the headmaster's opinion of the war?
Motif: Gore--How is the use of the concept relate or add to the meaning previous uses?
Vocabulary in context: wag
(what page is it on, and what might it mean in context)
What happens when Paul tries to retrieve his familiarity with his books?
How many days leave does Paul get?
Vocabulary in context: laudable
(what page is it on, and what might it mean in context)
How does Paul feel when he has nothing to remind him of being a soldier?
Why is beer more than just a drink?
Motif: Iron--How is the use of the word iron relate or add to the meaning of the word from previous uses?
Vocabulary in context: mottled
(what page is it on, and what might it mean in context)
How does Mittelstaedt treat Kantorek?
Vocabulary in context: quixotic
(what page is it on, and what might it mean in context)
Vocabulary in context: apoplexy
(what page is it on, and what might it mean in context)
Why is Paul unhappy after the evening with the women?
Motif: Brutality--How is the use of the concept relate or add to the meaning previous uses?
Why does Paul cry when he arrives home?
How does the red-cross sister act toward Paul?
How does the Frenchwoman react to Paul's leave?
What does Paul say will happen with memories of the front after the war?
Why does Paul regret coming home on leave?
Why are the men interested in the theater poster?
What is leave to Paul?
Why do the soldiers forget about the front-line fighting when they are behind the lines?
Why does Paul change into civilian clothes?
Why does Paul feel strange in his own home?
What does Paul wish for as his mother speaks to him on his last night home?
Why does Paul lie to his mother about the reality of war?
What does Paul tell Kemmerich's mother about her son's death?
Why can't Paul understand Mrs. Kemmerich's anguish?
Why do the men only rest behind the front?
What does Paul realize about the people around him?
What is Paul's mother's advice about French girls? Why is it ironic?
