QUOTES (Grade 7-9) Flashcards

1
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S1, L2: With…

A

spools of suffering set out in ordered rows

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2
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S1 , L3: The only light is

A

red and softly glows

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3
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S1, L5: a priest preparing…

A

to intone a mass

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4
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S1, L6: What places are mentioned?

A

Belfast. Beirut. Phnom Penh.

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5
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S1, L6: Short sentence:

A

All flesh is grass.

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6
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S1, L6: Belfast…

A

Beirut. Phnom Penh.

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7
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S1, L6: All flesh is…

A

grass.

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8
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S1, L2: What quote uses sibilance?

A

Spools of suffering set out in ordered rows

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9
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S1, L3: How is the light described as?

A

Red and softly glows

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10
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S1, L4/5: Religious reference?

A

as though this were a church and he
a priest preparing to intone a Mass.

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11
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S2, L1: He has..

A

a job to do.

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12
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S2, L1: Short, blunt sentence?

A

He has a job to do.

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13
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S2, L1: Solutions…

A

slop in trays

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14
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S2, L1: Sibilance?

A

Solutions slop in trays

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15
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S2, L2: beneath…

A

his hands.

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16
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S2, L2: 3-word quote that indicates power?

A

Beneath his hands.

17
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S2, L2/3: Quote indicating discomfort/ emotive language?

A

Which did not tremble then, though seem to now

18
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S3, L3: Change of settings?

A

Rural England.

19
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S2, L3: How is “Rural England” described?

A

Home again.

20
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S2, L4: How is English pain described?

A

Ordinary pain, which simple weather can dispel.

21
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S2, L6: What does “fields which don’t explode” connect to?

A

“running children in a nightmare heat”

22
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S3, L1: Short sentence?

A

Something is happening.

23
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S3, L2: Violent verb?

A

“faintly start to twist”

24
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S3, L3: What does the photographer remember?

A

“He remembers the cries of this man’s wife”

25
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S3, L3: How is the man described?

A

“A half-formed ghost.”

26
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S3, L4/5: what does the photographer seek?

A

“he sought approval without words to do what someone must”

27
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S3, L6: What does the blood stain into?

A

“foreign dust.”

28
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S4, L1: How are the photos described?

A

“A hundred agonies in black and white.”

29
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S4, L2: What will the editor do with the “agonies”?

A

“Pick out five or six”

30
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S4, L3: Sibilance?

A

“Sunday’s supplement”

31
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S4, L3/4: Emotive language describing consumers?

A

The reader’s eyeballs prick with tears

32
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S4, L4: What creates a semantic field of relaxation?

A

“the bath and pre-lunch beers”

33
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S4, L6: What does the photographer do?

A

“he earns his living”

34
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How do the consumers OR producers feel?

A

“they do not care.”