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UNSEEN PROSE AND POETRY

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As they trooped off down the field with their sullen dogs, the farmer started the tractor up and the cutter blade blurred into life
Left alone, Grooby sank into a shocked stupor. His mind whirled around like a fly that dared not alight. A blank vacancy held him. He seemed unable to move, even to wipe away the sweat that collected in his eyebrows and leaked down into his eyes. He sensed that the sun had settled over the earth, so that the air was actually burning gas. He watched the tractor dwindle in the bottom of the field, as if it were melting into a glittering muddle in the haze.

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''The air was actually burning gas'' is a

  • A. personification
  • B. euphemism
  • C. metaphor
  • D. paradox
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22

The diction conveys a feeling of

  • A. hope
  • B. helplessness
  • C. anger
  • D. indifference
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23

The expression ''like fly that dared not alight'' is a/an

  • A. simile
  • B. hyberbole
  • C. irony
  • D. alliteration
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24

The setting of the extract is

  • A. dawn
  • B. midday
  • C. evening
  • D. night
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I'm going soldering:
Mad the rhythm runs
With drumming and with trumpeting
And glory of the guns.

I've come home again:
I know that blood is red;
I know how sodden falls the rain
Where flesh lies dead.

25

The theme of the poem is best described as the

  • A. love of war
  • B. glory of war
  • C. excitement of war
  • D. reality of war
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