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To the Unknown Warrior - "Haere Mai!" Unfamiliar Text Non-Fiction Level 2
To the Unknown Warrior - "Haere Mai!" Unfamiliar Text Non-Fiction Level 2
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1
"Caught a stray bullet"
means the soldier died. What is this an example of?
jargon
oxymoron
euphemism
hyperbole
2
New Zealand, Hastings, Sistine Chapel, Cassino, Italy,
are all examples of what part of speech?
adjectives
verbs
pronouns
proper nouns
3
What links the texts to New Zealanders?
proper nouns
Maori language
All of these
inclusive language
4
"He was no Cyril Bassett, no Charles Upham, no Colonel Malone."
pronouns
oxymoron
alliteration
listing
5
"27th Regiment", "Infantry Battalion", "Armistice"
etc are all examples of what?
analogy
colloquialism
military jargon
pronouns
6
"good-looking", "curly haired"
and
"young"
are all examples of what part of speech?
verb
noun
adjective
adverb
7
"At the going down of the sun"
, and
"lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow"
are examples of what?
quotations
personification
cliche
anecdote
8
"We" and "you" are examples of what?
articles
proper nouns
pronouns
conjunctions
9
What type of text is this?
article
creative writing
speech
essay
10
Which word is repeated 5 times throughout the text?
homecoming
ordinary
adventure
killed
11
What is the main idea in the text?
Triumph and glory
Bitterness and revenge
Honour and sacrifice
Death and regret
12
What does the Unknown Soldier symbolise?
The glory of fighting
The heartache of war
All New Zealanders
All the unreturned soldiers
13
What is the effect of the question,
"Who is he for you?"
To confuse you
To accuse you
To make you think
To create imagery
14
Pronouns like "we", "our" and "us" are used for what purpose?
To anger the audience
To exclude the audience
To isolate the audience
To include the audience
15
"Off to war with him went everyone he left behind,"
is an example of what?
personification
simile
hyperbole
cliche
16
Identify the techniques:
New Zealand unbuttoned its cloak of grief . . .
personification
anecdote
simile
hyperbole
17
What is the writer's purpose for this piece of writing?
To entertain
To incite action
To inform and inspire
To challenge
18
"Her brother had stayed behind in Italy in 1944 . . . he was Private P J Downing . . ."
colloquialism
cliche
anecdote
listing
19
It was as though the entire population of the small Hastings community he came from . . .
simile
alliteration
oxymoron
enjambment
20
"Cobbers"
is an example of what type of language?
colloquial
academic
formal
jargon
