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ELA 2nd quarter exam

QuestionAnswer
Embrace Hold closely or accept
Adore Love and respect
Honored High respect
Why might Lucasta think the speaker in the poem is being unkind The speaker is leaving Luca for war
What is the inconstancy that the speaker wants Lucasta to understand The speaker loves Lucasta but he loves war more
What is one thing the speaker loves more than Lucasta War and honor
How many soldiers rode into battle? 600
What name does the speaker give the valley into which the 600 ride? The valley of death
What does the speaker urge readers to do at the end of the poem? Honor is the light brigade and their charge
Impertinent Not showing proper respect rude
Putrid Decaying rotting and emitting a fetid smell
Vile Extremely unpleasant
What specific mud is the speaker describing in this poem? Mud in battlefields
According to the speaker, for what does the mud have no respect They don’t have respect for destruction
According to the speaker with what does the belly of the mud reek? The mud reeks with the undigested dead
Describe the soldiers physical state at the beginning of the poem Tired, crippled, sick
What causes one of the soldiers to drown in the second stanza? The poison gas
What is the source of the poems title? The Latin saying that the narrator is trying to prove wrong
Created by: mahak
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