Subject Terminology Conflict Poems Flashcards

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What is the technique of final consonants of the final words are the same, but the overall sound is not the same?

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Half-rhyme.

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How is the individual experience of war of Exposure depicted with half-rhyme.

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Depicted to be unpredictable.

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What is Exposure revealing about war in the quote “Far off, like a dull rumour of some other war?”

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The cycle of war.

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Who is the real duke behind My Last Duchess?

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Duke Alfonso II of Ferrara during the Italian Renaissance.

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How old were the duke and Lucrezia Medici when they were married in a chapel?

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The Duke was aged 24 years old when he married 13 year old Lucrezia.

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What is the structure of the poem My Last Duchess?

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Dramatic monologue.

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What does the poem My Last Duchess use to mimic a conversational tone?

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Iambic pentameter.

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What does the duke symbolise in an alternative interpretation of My Last Duchess?

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Male possessiveness to force women into submission.

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What is the structure of the poem Poppies?

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Free-verse.

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What narrative is the poem Poppies?

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First-person.

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What does the mother symbolise in the poem Poppies in an alternative interpretation?

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The feminine perspective of World War I’s effects.

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What do Poppies and Tissue use the semantic field of to highlight the power of insignificant objects?

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Sematic field of materials.

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How is dichotomy presented in the conflict poems?

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The dichotomy between morality and violence in humanity.

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What time period was Weir asked to write the poem Poppies by Carol Ann Duffy?

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When British soldiers were fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.

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What is the third-person perspective telling facts about characters from a knowledgeable place?

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Metamorphosis.

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What is the use of grotesque in conflict poems?

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To focus on the bizarre, ugly and absurd aspects of conflict.

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What type of poem is The Prelude?

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Autobiographical Epic poem.

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Why did Worsworth go to the Lake District during his adolescence?

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To escape his family problems.

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What was Wordsworth’s intentions of writing the prelude towards contemporary society?

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To warn contemporary society when transforming the green countryside to grow the Industrial Revolution, that nature will rebel.

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What is Romanticism?

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Movement in the 19th century to celebrate nature and individual liberty.

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What is the war associated with the context of The Emigrée poem published in 1993 and what were they about?

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The Yugoslav Wars. A series of ethnic conflicts causing the breakup of Yugoslavia into 6 independent countries.

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What two events occurred when London by William Blake was published?

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The French Revolution.

The Industrial Revolution.

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What is the poem the Storm on the Island, an extended metaphor for?

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Political troubles in Northern Ireland.