Starter quiz
- Which word does Rupert Brooke's 'The Soldier' end on?
- hell
- heaven ✓
- England
- home
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- What effect does personification create?
- An emotional connection between humans and animals.
- An emotional connection between humans and objects. ✓
- An emotional distance between humans and animals.
- An emotional distance between humans and objects.
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- Why does Rupert Brooke use religious imagery in 'The Soldier'?
- To imply that England is worthy of worship. ✓
- To encourage the reader to go to church.
- To suggest that soldiers will be punished for fighting in the war.
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- The concluding sentence should summarise your argument with a clear focus on the ______ intentions.
- 'writer's' ✓
- What does the 'how' part of a question mean you should analyse?
- Contemporary reactions
- Language, form and structure ✓
- Readers' reactions
- Modern interpretation
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- Rupert Brooke's 'The Soldier' implies that England acted as a parental figure to the soldier - which quote best exemplifies this?
- 'A dust whom England bore, shaped, made aware' ✓
- 'In that rich earth a richer dust concealed'
- 'Washed by the rivers, blest by suns of home.'
- 'That is for ever England.'
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