War Photographer Flashcards

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1
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What is the main theme of the poem ‘War Photographer’?

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The main theme is the emotional and moral conflict faced by a war photographer.

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True or False: The war photographer feels detached from the suffering he captures.

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False

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Fill in the blank: The war photographer develops his photos in a _____ room.

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dark

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What does the war photographer struggle with after returning home?

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He struggles with the indifference of people towards the suffering he has witnessed.

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Which quote reflects the photographer’s feelings of guilt?

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‘In his dark room he is finally alone.’

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What is the significance of the phrase ‘The blood-stained hands’?

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It symbolizes the guilt and responsibility the photographer feels for the violence he captures.

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Multiple Choice: What does the photographer hope to achieve with his work? A) Fame B) Awareness C) Wealth D) Power

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B) Awareness

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What does the phrase ‘A hundred agonies’ refer to?

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It refers to the intense suffering captured in the photographs.

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True or False: The poem portrays war as glamorous.

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False

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What emotion does the war photographer feel when he sees the reactions of the viewers?

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Frustration

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Fill in the blank: The photographer’s work is often met with _____ from the public.

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apathy

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What is the effect of the juxtaposition between war and home in the poem?

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It highlights the contrasting realities and the disconnect between the two worlds.

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What does the war photographer wish to accomplish through his photographs?

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He wishes to evoke empathy and provoke thought about the realities of war.

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Multiple Choice: What does the photographer’s ‘dark room’ symbolize? A) Safety B) Isolation C) Creativity D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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What is a recurring motif in the poem ‘War Photographer’?

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The contrast between light and darkness.

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True or False: The poem suggests that the audience is active in their engagement with the photographs.

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False

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What does the phrase ‘The reader’s eyeballs prick’ suggest?

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It suggests a momentary emotional reaction to the photograph.

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How does the war photographer view his role in society?

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He sees himself as a witness and storyteller of human suffering.

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Fill in the blank: The war photographer often feels a sense of _____ for the suffering he documents.

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helplessness

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What does the poem suggest about the impact of war on human life?

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It emphasizes the deep and lasting scars left by war on individuals and society.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a key element of the poem? A) Suffering B) Detachment C) Indifference D) Celebration

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D) Celebration

22
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What is the primary audience for the war photographer’s work?

A

The general public, particularly those who are unaware or indifferent to the realities of war.

23
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True or False: The poem conveys a sense of hope for change through awareness.

A

True

24
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What does the war photographer’s journey represent?

A

It represents the journey from witnessing trauma to conveying that trauma to the world.

25
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Fill in the blank: The war photographer often reflects on the _____ of his subjects.

A

humanity

26
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What is the main theme of the poem ‘War Photographer’?

A

The main theme is the emotional and moral conflict faced by a war photographer.

27
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True or False: The war photographer feels detached from the suffering he captures.

A

False

28
Q

Fill in the blank: The war photographer develops his photos in a _____ room.

A

dark

29
Q

What does the war photographer struggle with after returning home?

A

He struggles with the indifference of people towards the suffering he has witnessed.

30
Q

Which quote reflects the photographer’s feelings of guilt?

A

‘In his dark room he is finally alone.’

31
Q

What is the significance of the phrase ‘The blood-stained hands’?

A

It symbolizes the guilt and responsibility the photographer feels for the violence he captures.

32
Q

Multiple Choice: What does the photographer hope to achieve with his work? A) Fame B) Awareness C) Wealth D) Power

A

B) Awareness

33
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What does the phrase ‘A hundred agonies’ refer to?

A

It refers to the intense suffering captured in the photographs.

34
Q

True or False: The poem portrays war as glamorous.

A

False

35
Q

What emotion does the war photographer feel when he sees the reactions of the viewers?

A

Frustration

36
Q

Fill in the blank: The photographer’s work is often met with _____ from the public.

A

apathy

37
Q

What is the effect of the juxtaposition between war and home in the poem?

A

It highlights the contrasting realities and the disconnect between the two worlds.

38
Q

What does the war photographer wish to accomplish through his photographs?

A

He wishes to evoke empathy and provoke thought about the realities of war.

39
Q

Multiple Choice: What does the photographer’s ‘dark room’ symbolize? A) Safety B) Isolation C) Creativity D) All of the above

A

D) All of the above

40
Q

What is a recurring motif in the poem ‘War Photographer’?

A

The contrast between light and darkness.

41
Q

True or False: The poem suggests that the audience is active in their engagement with the photographs.

A

False

42
Q

What does the phrase ‘The reader’s eyeballs prick’ suggest?

A

It suggests a momentary emotional reaction to the photograph.

43
Q

How does the war photographer view his role in society?

A

He sees himself as a witness and storyteller of human suffering.

44
Q

Fill in the blank: The war photographer often feels a sense of _____ for the suffering he documents.

A

helplessness

45
Q

What does the poem suggest about the impact of war on human life?

A

It emphasizes the deep and lasting scars left by war on individuals and society.

46
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a key element of the poem? A) Suffering B) Detachment C) Indifference D) Celebration

A

D) Celebration

47
Q

What is the primary audience for the war photographer’s work?

A

The general public, particularly those who are unaware or indifferent to the realities of war.

48
Q

True or False: The poem conveys a sense of hope for change through awareness.

A

True

49
Q

What does the war photographer’s journey represent?

A

It represents the journey from witnessing trauma to conveying that trauma to the world.

50
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Fill in the blank: The war photographer often reflects on the _____ of his subjects.

A

humanity