Dulce et Decorum Est - Quote Quiz

Question 1

Dim, through the _____ _____ and thick green light,

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misty panes

Question 2

Of vile, incurable sores on ________ tongues,—

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innocent

Question 3

Behind the wagon that we _____ him in,

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flung

Question 4

Till on the ________ flares we turned our backs

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haunting

Question 5

What, roughly, does the Latin phrase 'Dulce et Decorum est pro patria mori' mean?

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It is sweet and fitting to die for one&#x27;s country.

Question 6

Men marched ______. Many had lost their boots

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asleep

Question 7

My friend, you would not tell with such ____ ____

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high zest

Question 8

Knock-kneed, _______ ____ ____, we cursed through sludge,

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coughing like hags

Question 9

If in some ________ dreams you too could pace

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smothering

Question 10

Fitting the ______ helmets just in time;

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clumsy

Question 11

_______ as cancer, bitter as the cud

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Obscene

Question 12

As under a _____ ___, I saw him drowning.

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green sea

Question 13

_____ with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots

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drunk

Question 14

Of tired, outstripped ____-_____ that dropped behind.

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Five-Nines

Question 15

And __________ like a man in fire or lime. –

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flound’ring

Question 16

In all my dreams, before my _______ ______,

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helpless sight

Question 17

Gas! Gas! Quick, boys! — An _______ of fumbling,

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ecstasy

Question 18

The ___ ___: Dulce et decorum est / pro patria mori.

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old Lie

Question 19

Who wrote Dulce et Decorum Est?

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Wilfred Owen

Question 20

His hanging face, like a _______ sick of sin;

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devil’s

Question 21

If you could hear, at every ____, the blood

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jolt

Question 22

And towards our distant rest began to ______.

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trudge

Question 23

Bent double, like ___ ______ _____ _____.

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old beggars under sacks

Question 24

To _______ ardent for some desperate glory,

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children

Question 25

___ went lame; ___ blind;

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all

Question 26

But someone still was _______ ___ and stumbling

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yelling out

Question 27

But limped on, _____-____.

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blood-shod

Question 28

He plunges at me, guttering, choking, ________.

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drowning

Question 29

And watch the white eyes ________ in his face,

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writhing

Question 30

Come gargling from the _____-_________ lungs,

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froth-corrupted

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