Poppies Flashcards

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Who is the author of the poem ‘Poppies’?

A

Jane Weir

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What is the central theme of the poem ‘Poppies’?

A

Remembrance and loss

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Where does the speaker place poppies in the poem?

A

On a war memorial

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What does the speaker describe the poppies as in the poem?

A

Blood-red

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What is the significance of the poppies in the poem?

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Symbolizing remembrance for fallen soldiers

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What does the speaker reflect on in the poem ‘Poppies’?

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The impact of war on families

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What does the speaker feel towards the poppies in the poem?

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A mix of emotions including sadness and love

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What literary device is used in the poem ‘Poppies’ to describe the poppies as ‘spasms of paper red’?

A

Metaphor

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What is the tone of the poem ‘Poppies’?

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Reflective and melancholic

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What war is referenced in the poem ‘Poppies’?

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World War I

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