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AP Success - AP World History: War Horrors Through Poetry

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Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Promote the idea that dying for one's country is a noble and honorable end.

  • Convey the gruesome realities and human suffering experienced by soldiers during World War I.

  • Glorify the heroism and bravery of soldiers in battle.

  • Illustrate the technological advancements in warfare during the early 20th century.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • Neutral and observational.

  • Patriotic and uplifting.

  • Optimistic and hopeful.

  • Bitter and condemning.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • The poem uses the phrase to emphasize the importance of maintaining one's dignity in the face of adversity.

  • The poem challenges the notion that it is sweet and proper to die for one's country by depicting the horrors of war.

  • The poem supports the phrase by showing the honor in sacrificing oneself for the nation.

  • The poem is unrelated to the phrase and focuses solely on the personal experiences of the poet.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Literal descriptions of the soldiers' uniforms and equipment.

  • An allegory for the political situation in Europe leading up to World War I.

  • Figurative language to emphasize the physical and mental toll of war on soldiers.

  • A call to arms for the younger generation to join the war effort.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Highlight the camaraderie and brotherhood among the soldiers.

  • Showcase the poet's personal detachment from the events described.

  • Immerse the reader in the visceral and chaotic environment of the battlefield.

  • Demonstrate the advancements in medical treatments for soldiers.

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