Philip Klay, Redeployment
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- Q 1/15Score 0Phil Klay's short story, Redeployment, is about ...?29LoveWarPTSDSTOP-GO
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- Q1Phil Klay's short story, Redeployment, is about ...?LoveWarPTSDSTOP-GO20sEditDelete
- Q2TQ, XO, PFC, CO are all examples ofabbreviationsacronymscolloquialismslang20sEditDelete
- Q3A vet, a lab, cammies are all examples ofslangacronymabbreviationsderogatory language20sEditDelete
- Q4Ammo, cammies, amped up, and orange are examples ofslang and military colloquialismslang and acronymsbrand namesslang and abbreviations20sEditDelete
- Q5Hajji, camel jockey, towel n**er, kuffar are all terms ofhumourderogatory meaningaffectionsendearment20sEditDelete
- Q6The short story, Redeployment takes place inUSAIraq, Kuwait, Ireland, USAIreland, USAIraq, USA20sEditDelete
- Q7Operation Scooby isa description of longing to see your dog.saving dogs from warshooting dogs for funtaking your sick dog to the vetinary doctor.20sEditDelete
- Q8Comparing the behaviour of the protagonist at home and abroad in regards to animalsis an example of contrast and paradoxis an example of irony and humouris an example of surpriseis an example of oxymoron20sEditDelete
- Q9The wars in Iraq and Afganisthan aredepicted in many filmsdescribed in poemsdetailed in musicdescribed in many novels20sEditDelete
- Q10The wars in Iraq and Afganisthan areexamples of wars with a clear-cut objectiveexamples of wars that makes sense to most of the soldiersexamples of wars in which the enemy is easy to identifyexamples of wars in which the enemy is not easy to identify20sEditDelete
- Q11The name of the dog in the short story isVicarPopeChaplainPriest20sEditDelete
- Q12The symbolic meaning of the name of the dogis assumingly related to common pet-namesis presumably un-importantis probably related to the concept of forgivenessis most likely related to something religious20sEditDelete
- Q13Glossary exercise: These words mean the same as 'atonement'expiationcontextualisationinterdependence20sEditDelete
- Q14The short story shows (glossary exercise)that the protagonist is evilthat the protagonist has grown numbthat the protagonist is empathicthat the main character is a human20sEditDelete
- Q15Being 'callous' means to beinsensitive and hardenedsympathetic and closesensitive and feelingemotional and loving20sEditDelete
