Remains

What is the main theme of the poem 'Remains' by Simon Armitage?

• Effects of war on civilian population

• The importance of historical events

• Psychological impact of war on soldiers

• The beauty of nature

Which subtopic of the poem 'Remains' focuses on the use of descriptive language?

• Meter

• Theme

• Rhyme

• Imagery

How is the structure of the poem 'Remains' organized?

• Blank verse

• Rhymed verse

• Free verse

• Sonnet

What literary device is used in the poem 'Remains' to create vivid images?

• imagery

• alliteration

• personification

• metaphor

What does the symbol of 'Remains' represent in the poem?

• lasting impact or aftermath of a violent event or war

• A symbol of love and affection

• A symbol of hope and renewal

• A symbol of happiness and joy

What is the significance of the imagery in 'Remains'?

• The imagery in 'Remains' is meant to distract the reader from the main themes of the poem.

• The imagery in 'Remains' is purely decorative and has no deeper meaning.

• The imagery in 'Remains' is used to create a sense of beauty and tranquility.

• The imagery in 'Remains' serves to vividly depict the horrors of war and the lasting impact it has on the individual.

How does the language used in 'Remains' contribute to the overall meaning of the poem?

• The language used in 'Remains' contributes to the overall meaning of the poem by evoking a sense of tranquility and peace.

• The language used in 'Remains' contributes to the overall meaning of the poem by emphasizing the beauty of nature.

• The language used in 'Remains' contributes to the overall meaning of the poem by highlighting the importance of love and relationships.

• The language used in 'Remains' contributes to the overall meaning of the poem by creating a sense of brutality and dehumanization.

What is the effect of the repetition of certain words in 'Remains'?

• The repetition of certain words in 'Remains' is a literary technique that enhances the overall theme of the poem.

• The repetition of certain words in 'Remains' emphasizes their impact and significance.

• The repetition of certain words in 'Remains' is a stylistic choice that adds depth to the poem.

• The repetition of certain words in 'Remains' is used to create a sense of rhythm and musicality.

What emotions does the poem 'Remains' evoke in the reader?

• Joy, happiness, and excitement.

• Love, compassion, and empathy.

• Guilt, remorse, and trauma

• Indifference, apathy, and boredom.

What is the overall message or lesson conveyed in 'Remains'?

• The psychological impact of war on soldiers.

• The importance of historical preservation.

• The benefits of physical exercise.

• The impact of climate change on wildlife.