Power and conflict poetry Flashcards

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What is the primary theme of power and conflict poetry?

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The exploration of the relationship between power dynamics and human conflict.

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True or False: Power and conflict poetry often reflects on personal experiences of war.

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True

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Name one poet known for their contributions to power and conflict poetry.

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Wilfred Owen

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Fill in the blank: The poem ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’ addresses the ______ of war.

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horrors

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What literary device is commonly used in power and conflict poetry to convey emotion?

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Imagery

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following poems is NOT typically considered a power and conflict poem? A) ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’ B) ‘Ozymandias’ C) ‘The Road Not Taken’

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C) ‘The Road Not Taken’

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True or False: Power and conflict poetry can include themes of political power.

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True

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What is one common effect of war depicted in power and conflict poetry?

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Destruction of innocence

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Fill in the blank: The use of ______ in power and conflict poetry can highlight the brutality of combat.

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harsh language

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Short Answer: How does the poet use structure to convey meaning in power and conflict poetry?

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By varying line lengths and stanza forms to reflect chaos or tension.

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What is the significance of the title ‘Exposure’ by Wilfred Owen?

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It reflects the vulnerability of soldiers to both war and nature.

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Multiple Choice: Which poem contrasts the glory of war with its grim reality? A) ‘The Soldier’ B) ‘War Photographer’ C) ‘Bayonet Charge’

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A) ‘The Soldier’

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True or False: The perspective in power and conflict poetry can shift between the oppressor and the oppressed.

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True

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What role does setting play in power and conflict poetry?

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It establishes context and atmosphere, influencing the reader’s emotional response.

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Fill in the blank: Many power and conflict poems explore the ______ of authority.

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abuse

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Short Answer: What is the impact of using first-person narration in power and conflict poetry?

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It creates a personal connection and enhances emotional engagement.

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What is the effect of irony in power and conflict poetry?

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It often highlights the disparity between expectations and reality.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following themes is most commonly associated with power and conflict poetry? A) Nature’s beauty B) Personal growth C) The futility of war

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C) The futility of war

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True or False: The emotions expressed in power and conflict poetry are often universal.

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True

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What is the importance of historical context in understanding power and conflict poetry?

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It provides insight into the events that inspire the poems and their themes.

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Fill in the blank: Power and conflict poetry often critiques ______ and its consequences.

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Short Answer: How do metaphors enhance the themes in power and conflict poetry?

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They allow complex ideas about power and suffering to be expressed vividly.

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What role does tone play in power and conflict poetry?

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It conveys the poet’s attitude toward the subject matter, influencing reader interpretation.

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Multiple Choice: Which poem addresses the psychological effects of war? A) ‘Remains’ B) ‘If—’ C) ‘Still I Rise’

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A) ‘Remains’

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True or False: Symbolism is rarely used in power and conflict poetry.
False
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What is a common theme in the Power and Conflict anthology?
The struggle for power and its consequences.
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Fill in the blank: '_________ is often depicted as corrupting and destructive in poetry about power.'
Power
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True or False: The anthology includes poems that glorify war.
False
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Which poem explores the effects of war on soldiers?
‘Exposure’ by Wilfred Owen.
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What literary device is commonly used in poems about conflict?
Imagery
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Identify one poet featured in the Power and Conflict anthology.
Wilfred Owen
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Multiple choice: Which of the following poems deals with the theme of power? A) 'Ozymandias' B) 'The Soldier' C) 'Dulce et Decorum Est'
A) 'Ozymandias'
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What does the poem 'Ozymandias' symbolize?
The impermanence of power and human achievements.
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True or False: 'The Charge of the Light Brigade' celebrates military bravery.
True
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Fill in the blank: 'In 'The Prelude', the theme of __________ is explored through nature.'
Conflict
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What is the tone of 'Exposure' by Wilfred Owen?
Despairing and bleak.
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Identify the key message of 'War Photographer' by Carol Ann Duffy.
The emotional toll of capturing images of conflict.
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Multiple choice: Which poem uses the metaphor of a 'distant hill'? A) 'The Soldier' B) 'War Photographer' C) 'Bayonet Charge'
B) 'War Photographer'
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What is a key feature of the structure in many conflict poems?
Irregular stanza lengths.
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True or False: 'The Soldier' presents a critical view of patriotism.
False
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What is the significance of the phrase 'blood-shod' in 'Dulce et Decorum Est'?
It highlights the brutal reality of war.
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Fill in the blank: 'In 'Checking Out Me History', the poet emphasizes the importance of __________.'
Cultural identity
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What emotion does 'Poppies' evoke regarding conflict?
Nostalgia and loss.
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Which poem contrasts the innocence of childhood with the horrors of war?
'Poppies' by Jane Weir.
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True or False: 'The Emigrée' reflects on the theme of displacement.
True
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What does the term 'conflict' refer to in the context of the anthology?
Struggles between opposing forces, whether internal or external.
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Identify one key technique used in 'Bayonet Charge'.
Enjambment
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Multiple choice: What does the speaker in 'War Photographer' struggle with? A) Guilt B) Pride C) Indifference
A) Guilt
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What role does nature play in many conflict poems?
It often reflects the emotional state of the characters.
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Fill in the blank: 'The title 'Ozymandias' refers to a king who believed in his own __________.'
Immortality
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What is a recurring symbol in the Power and Conflict anthology?
War and its aftermath.