Owen

Question 1

Anthem - Futility Of War #1 (Zoomorphism)

Answer 1

“What passing bells for those who die as cattle”

Question 2

Anthem - Futility Of War #2 (Metaphor)

Answer 2

“No mockeries now for them; no prayers; nor bells”

Question 3

Anthem - Physical & Mental #2 (Personification + Metonymy)

Answer 3

“And bugles calling them from sad shires.”

Question 4

Anthem - Physical & Mental #1 (Zoomorphism)

Answer 4

“What passing bells for those who die as cattle”

Question 5

Anthem - Loss Of Innocence #1 (Zoomorphism)

Answer 5

“What passing bells for those who die as cattle”

Question 6

Anthem - Loss Of Innocence #2 (Metaphor)

Answer 6

“No mockeries now for them, no prayers nor bells”

Question 7

Dulce - Futility Of War #1 (Authorial Intrusion)

Answer 7

“My friend you will not tell with high zest, to children ardent for some desperate glory, the old lie”

Question 8

Dulce - Futility Of War #2 (Symbolism + Breaking Of Syllabic Meter)

Answer 8

“The old lie: / Dulce Et Decorum Est / Pro Patria Mio”

Question 9

Dulce - Physical & Mental #1 (Shift Of Tense (Past -> Present))

Answer 9

“In all my dreams, before my helpless sight, he plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning”

Question 10

Dulce - Physical & Mental #2 (Onomatopoeia)

Answer 10

“If you could hear, at every jolt, the blood come gargling from the froth corrupted lungs,”

Question 11

Dulce - Loss Of Innocence #1 (Diction)

Answer 11

“Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge”

Question 12

Dulce - Loss Of Innocence #2 (Metaphor + Repetition of “Green”)

Answer 12

“Dim through the misty panes and thick green light, as under a green sea, i saw him drowning”

Question 13

Futility - Futility Of War #1 (Biblical Reference)

Answer 13

“Was it for this the clay Grew tall?”

Question 14

Futility - Futility Of War #2 (Rhetorical Question + Rigor Mortis)

Answer 14

“Are sides full nerved, still-warm, too hard to stir?”

Question 15

Futility - Physical & Mental #1 (Religious Metaphor + Contrasting Tone)

Answer 15

“Move him into the sun - gently its touch awoke him once”

Question 16

Futility - Physical & Mental #2 (Rhetorical Question + Rigor Mortis)

Answer 16

“Are sides full nerved, still-warm, too hard to stir?”

Question 17

Futility - Loss Of Innocence #1 (Metaphor)

Answer 17

“Whispering of fields half-sown”

Question 18

Futility - Loss Of Innocence #2 (Rhetorical Question + Rigor Mortis)

Answer 18

“Are sides full nerved, still-warm, too hard to stir?”

Question 19

Insensibility - Futility Of War #1 (Rhetorical Question)

Answer 19

“How should we see our task but through his blunt and lashless eyes?”

Question 20

Insensibility - Futility Of War #2 (Use Of Anaphora)

Answer 20

“Nor sad, nor proud, nor curious at all”

Question 21

Insensibility - Physical & Mental #1 (Symbolism)

Answer 21

“Having seen all things red, their eyes are rid of the hurt of the colour of blood forever”

Question 22

Insensibility - Physical & Mental #2 (Gallows Humour)

Answer 22

“Can laugh among the dying, unconcerned”

Question 23

Insensibility - Loss Of Innocence #1 (Biblical Allusion (Beatitudes))

Answer 23

“Happy are those who lose imagination: they have enough to carry with ammunition”

Question 24

Insensibility - Loss Of Innocence #2 (Extended Metaphor)

Answer 24

“He cannot tell old mens placidity from his”

Question 25

The Next War - Futility Of War #1 (Foreshadowing)

Answer 25

“We laughed knowing that better men would come, and greater wars”

Question 26

The Next War - Futility Of War #2 (Paradox)

Answer 26

“He wars on Death - for lives; not men - for flags”

Question 27

The Next War - Physical & Mental #1 (Personification)

Answer 27

“We’ve sniffed the thick green odour of his breath”

Question 28

The Next War - Physical & Mental #2 (Allusion)

Answer 28

“We whistled while he shaved us with his scythe”

Question 29

The Next War - Loss Of Innocence #1 (Emphasis on ‘never’ mid sentence)

Answer 29

“Oh death was never an enemy of ours!”

Question 30

The Next War - Loss Of Innocence #2 (Repetition)

Answer 30

“We laughed at him, we leagued with him, old chum.”

Question 31

Strange Meeting - Futility Of War #1 (Repetition)

Answer 31

“I mean the truth untold, the pity of war, the pity was distilled.”

Question 32

Strange Meeting - Futility Of War #2 (Metaphor)

Answer 32

“I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, even with truths that lie too deep for taint.”

Question 33

Strange Meeting - Physical & Mental #1 (Repetition)

Answer 33

“I mean the truth untold, the pity of war, the pity was distilled.”

Question 34

Strange Meeting - Physical & Mental #2 (Metaphor + Allusion)

Answer 34

“Foreheads of men have bled where no wounds were”

Question 35

Strange Meeting - Loss Of Innocence #1 (Paradox)

Answer 35

“By his dead smile, I knew we stood in hell”

Question 36

Strange Meeting - Loss Of Innocence #2 (Metaphor + Allusion)

Answer 36

“Foreheads of men have bled where no wounds were”