Ans: G.B Shaw wrote "Arms and the Man" to reveal that there is no heroism or romance in war and love and to prove that marriage is nothing but a biological necessity.

Ans: The title of the play Arms and the Man is taken by G.B. Shaw from the great epic “Aeneid” by Virgil.

Ans: Bluntschli is the man in the title of the play "Arms and the Man.

Ans: The background of the play Arms and the Man is the historical war between Bulgaria and Serbia in 1885.

Ans: The year 1885 in Arms and the Man is important because the war between Serbia and Bulgaria took place in this year.

Ans: The two parties in war in Arms and the Man are the Serbians and the Bulgarians.

Ans: The Serbo-Bulgaria war took place in 1885.

Ans: George Bernard Shaw denounced apostrophes as "uncouth bacilli", and conspicuously ignored them.

Ans: An anti-romantic comedy is a type of satiric comedy that attacks the romantic idealization of life.

Ans: Satire is a literary genre in which follies, foibles, defects etc. of the individual and the institution are ridiculed for correction and reformation. 

Ans: New Theatre is an organization established in 1891 in London to popularize the drama of Ibsen and Shaw.

Ans: New Drama is a type of drama which is devoid of idealism of the traditional drama and deals with realistic social issues. It was originated at the end of the 19th century.

Ans: G. B. Shaw’s drama is called the "drama of ideas".

Ans: Sergius wins the battle fought between Bulgaria and Serbia in 1885.