Beds Are Burning Revision 260724

What does the song suggest should happen to the land taken from the Indigenous people?

What is the main theme of "Beds are Burning"?

What literary device is employed in the line "The time has come to say fair's fair"

How does the song use allusion to enhance its message?

What effect does the use of rhetorical questions have in the song?

How does the song use repetition to emphasise it's message?

What is the purpose of the line "How can we dance when our earth is turning"?

Identify the use of imagery in the song

What is the significance of the line "The time has come to say fair's fair"?

What does the phrase "Beds are burning" metaphorically suggest in the song?

Which literary device is evident in the line "The time has come, a fact's a fact"?

What geographical region is mentioned in the song as the land that needs to be returned?

Which of the following best describes the tone of "Beds Are Burning"?

Who are the original inhabitants of the land referred to in "Beds Are Burning"?

Why is "Beds Are Burning" considered an important protest song?

Identify the use of symbolism in the song

Which Australian band's song is "Beds Are Burning"?

What literary technique is used in the phrase "Beds are burning"?

How does the song use contrast to highlight its message?

What is the message conveyed by the repetition of the phrase "How can we dance when our earth is turning"?