Exposure Flashcards

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How is exposure written?

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Each stanza begins with a powerful sentence with emotive language, then followed by highly emotive vocabulary choices highlighting the tension which is climatic moment then ends with a anti-climatic sentence very little happens.

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What does the sentence structure suggests?

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Owen wants the reader to emphasis with how the soldiers felt, everything is tense and seemingly building to a climax only to end with nothing happening.

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What does the rhyme scheme follow?

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An ABBAC scheme.

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What does the ABBAC scheme suggest?

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The repetitive and futile situation of the soldiers.

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5
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In the last lines of the last 4 stanza’s owen makes them question their love of God saying what?

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‘What are we doing here?…Is it that we are dying?…We turn back to our dying… For love of God is dying.’

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The writer describes the weather as an enemy saying what?

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Wind that knife us…mad gusts…acts in ranks

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What is the repetition owen uses to represent boredom in war

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‘But nothing happens’

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