British Modern Era
Dreamers
Snake
Shooting an Elephant
The Man He Killed
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What Year did the British Modern Era begin?

1901

100

Who wrote the poem Dreamers?

Siegfreid sasson

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Who wrote the poem Snake

D.H Lawrence

100

Who wrote Shooting an Elephant?

Geroge orwell

100

Who wrote the man he killed?

Thomas Hardy

200

Whose death marked the beggining of the British Modern Era?

Queen Victoria

200

What type of sonnet is dreames?

Petrarchan sonnet

200

What animal does the speaker encounter in Snake?

 A snake

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What is the occupation of the Speaker in Shooting an elephant?

A british colonial officer

200

Why did the speaker say some soldiers joined the war?

Becuause they were out of work

300

What major war occured during the British modern era?

world war 1

300

What does the speaker call soldiers in the poem?

Dreamers

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What emotion does the speaker initially feel after trying to harm the  snake?

Regret

300

Why does the speaker feel pressured to kill the elephant?

Because of societal expectations from the locals

300

What ironic fact does the speaker realize about the man he killed?

They could have been friends in another situation 

400

Name two common themes in British Modern poetry.

Loss, Change, war and disillusionment

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Where does the speaker say soldiers are located?

In the trenches

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Name one major theme in the poem?

Guilt, regret, respect for nature.

400

What has the elephant done that cuases the speaker to be called to the village?

It has gone wild

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What is the main theme of the poem?

The absurdity and moral conflict of war.

500

What year did the british modern era end?

1939

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What is one theme of Dreamers?

The contrast of horros of war and the soldiers hoping for a normal life

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What does the speaker initially feel toward the snake?

Respect or admiration

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What does shooting an elephant symbolize about imperialism?

The pressures and moral conflicts of colonial rule

500

What does the speaker reflect  on about war in the poem?

How soldiers kill each other without personal hatred