Exposure Flashcards
(15 cards)
Who is the author of the poem ‘Exposure’?
Wilfred Owen
What is the main theme of ‘Exposure’?
The harsh realities of war and the suffering of soldiers.
True or False: ‘Exposure’ was written during World War I.
True
Fill in the blank: The poem ‘Exposure’ reflects the effects of ______ on soldiers.
cold and weather
What literary device is predominantly used in ‘Exposure’ to convey the soldiers’ suffering?
Imagery
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes the mood of ‘Exposure’? A) Joyful B) Despairing C) Hopeful D) Nostalgic
B) Despairing
What does the repeated phrase ‘But nothing happens’ signify in the poem?
The futility and stagnation of war.
Short Answer: How does Owen personify nature in ‘Exposure’?
Nature is depicted as hostile and indifferent to the suffering of soldiers.
True or False: ‘Exposure’ includes references to the psychological effects of war.
True
What is the structure of the poem ‘Exposure’?
It consists of eight stanzas with a regular rhyme scheme.
Fill in the blank: The poem often contrasts the ______ of war with the ______ of nature.
horrors; indifference
Multiple Choice: What is one major symbol in ‘Exposure’? A) The sun B) The frost C) The gun D) The trench
B) The frost
Short Answer: What effect does Owen aim to achieve by using stark imagery in ‘Exposure’?
To evoke empathy and highlight the brutal realities faced by soldiers.
What type of poem is ‘Exposure’ considered?
A war poem
True or False: The poem suggests that death is a preferable option to the suffering endured in war.
True
