Question

4.1.1 exam: end of semester test. florida english 4, semester b
which two parts of either or both of these excerpts highlight the
psychological consequences of war?
select all the correct answers.
but now ive said (a) goodbye to galahad,
(b) and am no more a knight of dreams and show:
(c) for lust and senseless hatred make me glad,
and my killed friends are with me where i go
(d) wound for red wound i burn to smite their wrongs;
and there is absolution in my songs
(siegfned sassoon, poet as hero)
men marched asleep (e) many had lost their boots
but limped on, blood - shod. all went lame, all blind;
drunk with fatigue; deaf even to the hoots
of tired, outstripped five - nines that dropped behind.
(f) gas! gas! quick, boys! - an ecstasy of fumbling.
(wilfred owen, dulce et decorum est)

Explanation:

• Option C: Expresses the psychological corruption of war, where the speaker takes pleasure in senseless hatred, a war-induced psychological distortion.
• Option F: Depicts the sudden, overwhelming panic and trauma of a gas attack, a direct psychological consequence of combat stress.

Answer:

C. For lust and senseless hatred make me glad,
F. Gas! Gas! Quick, boys!–An ecstasy of fumbling.