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Interpreting a Poem by Wisława Szymborska

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What is the main responsibility mentioned in the text after every war?

Holding ceremonies for the fallen soldiers

Starting new conflicts

Clearing debris and opening roads (correct)

Rebuilding infrastructure

In the text, what needs to be moved to the side of the road for corpse-filled wagons to pass?

Books

Flowers

Trees

Rubble (correct)

What items does the text mention needing to deal with post-conflict?

Musical instruments

Shattered glass and blood-soaked rags (correct)

Furniture

Colorful balloons

Who has to deal with scum, ashes, and sofa springs post-war?

Civilians Signup and view all the answers

What is the effect of using parallelism and repetition in the first four stanzas of the poem discussed in the text?

To emphasize the chaos and destruction of war aftermath Signup and view all the answers

What does the tone conveyed by the figurative language in lines 33-36 suggest about the age being described?

Challenging and tumultuous Signup and view all the answers