WorksheetsEdDUQAS poetry anthology - content
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Stages of life, how we are born, grow and die – represented through seasons (growth, harvest, death)
a)
To Autumn
b)
The Manhunt
c)
Cosy Apologia
d)
Imperceptible as Grief
2.
A wife describing her husband's mental and physical injuries received from war.
a)
The Manhunt
b)
The Soldier
c)
Ozymandias
d)
To Autumn
3.
A woman who was forbidden to be with her love so she sends him this love note
a)
Ozymandias
b)
Afternoons
c)
Sonnet 43
d)
Mametz Wood
4.
The poet is describing the benefits of serving in war as it's patriotic
a)
The Soldier
b)
Dulce et Decorum Est
c)
The Manhunt
d)
Death of A Naturalist
5.
Cosy Apologia
a)
A man reminiscing on his childhood loves of nature, and his opinions about nature now
b)
A gas attack in war and the poet's descriptions of its effects
c)
A poem expressing her love for her husband Fred, incorporating seasons and references to her childhood boyfriends
d)
A woman describing nature outside of her window
6.
A traveller describing the remains of the pharaoh's statue
a)
Ozymandias
b)
The Prelude
c)
Death of a Naturalist
d)
Hawk Roosting
7.
Hawk Roosting
a)
The poet writing from the hawk's perspective, showing that he has the power over everything
b)
a poem from a man's perspective describing a hawk in a tree
c)
A telegraph received stating that the wife's husband died in battle. Then the next day she received a letter from him
d)
Bodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years later
8.
Describing the miracle of slums in Mumbai
a)
Living Space
b)
Mametz Wood
c)
She Walks in Beauty
d)
London
9.
LONDON
a)
How powerful people are in control of everything, reference to poverty
b)
Describing the miracle of slums in Mumbai
c)
Bodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years later
d)
A telegraph received stating that the wife's husband died in battle. Then the next day she received a letter from him
10.
Bodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years later
a)
Mametz Wood
b)
London
c)
The Soldier
d)
Dulce et Decorum Est
11.
Dulce et Decorum Est
a)
The poet is describing the benefits of serving in war as it's patriotic
b)
A gas attack in war and the poet's descriptions of its effects
c)
A wife describing her husband's mental and physical injuries received from war.
d)
Bodies found from soldiers who fought in battle 85 years later
12.
A women giving her partner an onion as it's not a stereotypical valentine gift
a)
Valentine
b)
Cosy Apologia
c)
As Imperceptible as Grief
d)
Living Space
13.
As Imperceptibly as Grief
a)
A woman describing the passing of time
b)
A woman describing the seasons
c)
A woman describing the pain of losing a child
d)
A woman describing a marriage in the 1800's
14.
A Wife in London
a)
A telegraph received stating that the wife's husband died in battle. Then the next day she received a letter from him
b)
The poet writing from the hawk's perspective, showing that he has the power over everything
c)
A woman describing nature outside of her window
d)
How powerful people are in control of everything, reference to poverty
15.
The Prelude
a)
A poem expressing her love for her husband Fred, incorporating seasons and references to her childhood boyfriends
b)
A woman talking about her childhood memories in a negative way
c)
A man talking about his childhood memories in a negative way
d)
Stages of life, how we are born, grow and die – represented through seasons (growth, harvest, death)
16.
The poet observing young mums with their children in a playground and the dads stood back not helping
a)
Afternoons
b)
Lunchtimes
c)
She Walks in Beauty
d)
Cosy Apologia
17.
A man reminiscing on his childhood loves of nature, and his opinions about nature now
a)
Death of a Naturalist
b)
She Walks in Beauty
c)
Hawk Roosting
d)
The Prelude
18.
A man attracted to a woman who has been at a funeral
a)
She Walks in Beauty
b)
As Imperceptibly as Grief
c)
Death of a Naturalist
d)
Valentine
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