Remains Flashcards

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Who is the author of the poem ‘Remains’?

A

Simon Armitage

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

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The impact of war on soldiers

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What is the setting of the poem ‘Remains’?

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Post-war Iraq

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What does the speaker do in the poem ‘Remains’?

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He recalls an incident where he shot a looter

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What is the tone of the poem ‘Remains’?

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Guilt and remorse

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What is the significance of the title ‘Remains’?

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It refers to the aftermath of war and the lasting impact on individuals

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What literary devices are used in the poem ‘Remains’?

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Imagery, symbolism, and enjambment

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What is the structure of the poem ‘Remains’?

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It is written in free verse with irregular line lengths

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What does the poem ‘Remains’ suggest about the dehumanizing effects of war?

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It shows how soldiers can become desensitized and detached from their actions

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How does ‘Remains’ explore the moral complexities of war?

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It raises questions about the ethics of violence and the psychological toll on soldiers

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