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World War One (Yr 7 revision)
World War One (Yr 7 revision)
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"people will always be kind": what kind of tone does Sassoon use here?
Regretful
Sarcastic
Grateful
Confident
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What does the S of SQELZEL stand for?
Sentence, as in 'Make sure your write in proper sentences'
Subject terminology
Straight, as in 'Give a straight answer'
Sure, as in 'Be sure of your answer'
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Who wrote the poem 'Disabled'?
Jessie Pope
Robert Graves
Rupert Brooke
Wilfred Owen
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What is the definition of the word 'scathing'?
To be happy about
To be completely ignorant of
To be unsure about
To be highly critical of
5
What were the dates of Wold War One?
1913 - 1919
1915 - 1919
1916 - 1920
1914 - 1918
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What is caesura?
When there are no punctuation marks in a poem at all
When a line of poetry finishes with a punctuation mark
When a line of poetry runs over into the next line
When there is a punctuation mark before the end of line of poetry
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What does the phrase "Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori" mean?
We must fight for our country, she needs our help
It is sweet and glorious to die for one's country
War or no war, love conquers all
War is always hellish, no matter what side you're on
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Who wrote the poem 'Dulce et Decorum Est'?
Siegfried Sasson
Wilfred Owen
Rupert Brooke
Robert Graves
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In basic terms, what is hyperbole?
Exaggeration
Emphasis
Sarcasm
Satire
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What do we mean by a word's 'connotations'?
Its hidden meaning
Its traditional meaning
Its literal meaning
The thoughts and ideas it gives rise to, aside from its literal meaning
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'Who'll grip and tackle the job unafraid?': What language device is this an example of?
Personification
Rhetorical question
Hyperbole
Metaphor
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Who wrote the poem 'The Soldier'?
Rupert Brooke
Wilfred Owen
Robert Graves
Siegfried Sassoon
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In 'Base Details', Sassoon describes the general as 'puffy and petulant": what language device is this an example of?
Consonance
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Alliteration
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"Men marched asleep": what language device is this?
Zoomorphism
Oxymoron
Personification
Hyperbole
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What do we call it when a word sounds like the sound it is describing?
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Consonance
Assonance
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When you include a quotation from the text in your written analysis, what must that quotation be?
Interesting
Full of interesting language devices
Accurate
More than 5 words long?
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In his poems, Owen aims to portray the 'pity of war'. What does he mean?
That we do not go to war more often to sort our enemies out
It's a shame some will never know how it feels to fight for their country
That during wars it's ordinary men and women who suffer
The sheer wastefulness and brutality of war
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"A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware ...": what language device is this?
Hyperbole
Personification
Zoomorphism
Oxymoron
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If someone calls you a 'shirker', what are they saying about you?
You drink a bit too much
You are dishonest
You think too deeply about things
You fail to do your duty
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"A certain cure for lust of blood": what language device is this?
Consonance
Assonance
Alliteration
Onomatpoeia
21
"And think, this heart, all evil shed away": What kind of imagery is this?
Military
Violent
Religious
Dream-like
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"coughing like hags": what language device is this an example of?
simile
hyperbole
personification
metaphor
23
What does it mean to be jingoistic?
To be passionate about animals
To be patriotic
To be convinced your country is always right
To be on the left of politics
24
Who wrote 'My Boy Jack'?
Rupert Brooke
Siegfried Sassoon
Rudyard Kipling
Wilfred Owen
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What was so sad about the timing of Wilfred Own's death?
He died on the very same day as his mother
He died on his birthday
He died just a week before the end of World War One
He died on the very day he arrived in the trenches
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What is consonance?
When words next to ot near each other share the same vowel sound
When a key phrase in a poem is repeated more than once for emphasis
When words next to or near each other share a consonant sound
When words near to or near each other begin with the same sound
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" ... I saw him drowning": what language device is this?
Oxymoron
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
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What is assonance?
When words next to ot near each other share the same vowel sound
When words next to or near each other share a consonant sound
When a key phrase in a poem is repeated more than once for emphasis
When words near to or near each other begin with the same sound
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What is satire?
The use of humour, exaggeration or irony to criticise or embarrass
The use of offensive words
The name given to the music played at a soldier's funeral
The name for a ceremonial dagger worn as part of a uniform
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(The E of SQELZEL) 'This metaphor highlights the horrors of war'. What is wrong with this piece of analysis?
It is just a statement; there is no analysis here. How does it do this?
The word metaphor is spelt wrong
'Highlights' is an inappropriate word to use in this type of writing
It just tells me what the metaphor says, not what it does
