English, 23.02.2021 04:00 sandywarren8789

4. All quiet on the western front. What do the incidents with the commandant and the German-master have in common? a. The commandant and the German- o master are pleasant when they talk with Paul about the war. b. The commandant and the German- o master present attitudes about World War I that are different from Paul's. c. The commandant and German- master are mean to Paul because he is a young soldier. d. The commandant and German- master remind Paul of his father.

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