Make these on the 14 peoms on this years gcse English language poem like war photographer Flashcards

(23 cards)

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

A

The main theme is the impact of war and the emotional burden of a war photographer.

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Who is the author of ‘War Photographer’?

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Carol Ann Duffy

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True or False: ‘War Photographer’ explores the disconnect between the photographer’s experiences and the viewers’ perceptions.

A

True

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4
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Fill in the blank: In ‘War Photographer’, the photographer develops images in a ________.

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darkroom

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What literary device is predominantly used in ‘War Photographer’ to convey emotion?

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Imagery

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a significant symbol in ‘War Photographer’? A) The camera B) The darkroom C) The photographs D) All of the above

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D) All of the above

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What emotion does the war photographer primarily feel as he processes his images?

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Guilt and sorrow

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8
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True or False: The poem ‘War Photographer’ includes references to specific wars.

A

True

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Short Answer: How does the poem depict the relationship between the war photographer and the subjects of his photographs?

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It depicts a complex relationship of empathy, detachment, and responsibility.

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What is the effect of the poem’s structure on its overall message?

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The structure enhances the contrast between the chaos of war and the calm of the darkroom.

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Fill in the blank: The poem’s tone is primarily ________.

A

Somber

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12
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What does the phrase ‘the blood-stained’ in the poem signify?

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It signifies the harsh realities and consequences of war.

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Multiple Choice: Which emotion is NOT commonly associated with the war photographer in the poem? A) Compassion B) Indifference C) Trauma D) Responsibility

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B) Indifference

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True or False: ‘War Photographer’ suggests that the public is desensitized to images of war.

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True

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What role does memory play in ‘War Photographer’?

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Memory plays a crucial role, as the photographer grapples with the haunting memories of violence and suffering.

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16
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Short Answer: How does Duffy use contrast in ‘War Photographer’?

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Duffy contrasts the horrors of war with the mundane life of the photographer’s home environment.

17
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Fill in the blank: The final images in ‘War Photographer’ evoke a sense of ________.

18
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What is the significance of the phrase ‘A hundred agonies in black and white’?

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It emphasizes the stark, painful realities of war captured in the photographs.

19
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Multiple Choice: Which technique does Duffy use to engage the reader emotionally? A) Sarcasm B) Irony C) Pathos D) Hyperbole

20
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True or False: The poem never mentions the photographer’s feelings.

21
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What does the word ‘solutions’ refer to in the context of the poem?

A

It refers to the chemical solutions used in developing photographs.

22
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Short Answer: In what way does ‘War Photographer’ reflect on the nature of journalism?

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It reflects on the ethical dilemmas and emotional toll faced by journalists in war zones.

23
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Fill in the blank: The poem ultimately questions the ________ of war.