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a corporal
a member of one of the lower ranks in the army
a battalion
a large group of soldiers composed of a headquarters and 2 or more companies
an ambush
a trap to make a surprise attack
a lieutenant
an officer of middle rank in the army
a massacre
the act of killing a large number of people, especially in a cruel way
a brother-in-arms
a fellow member of a military service
a trench
a long, deep hole dug in the ground
a veteran
a former member of the armed forces
a bombing raid
a surprise attack in which bombs are used
a civilian target
something or someone fired at or marked for attack that will cost human lives
to consolidate
to strengthen a position
a retreat
a movement away from the enemy
an offensive operation
a carefully planned attack made by a large group of soldiers
no-man’s-land
an unoccupied area between opposing armies
devastation
great destruction or damage
a skirmish
a short fight between small groups of soldiers
missing in action (MIA)
unable to locate after a battle
a company
a group of soldiers that is part of a battalion
a bayonet
a long, sharp knife attached to the end of a rifle
a sniper
a person who shoots at somebody from a hidden position
alliteration
the use of the same sound(s), especially consonants, at the beginning of several words that are close together
flew flocked to the fight
assonance
the repetition of similar vowel sounds that takes place in 2 or more words in proximity to each other
consonance
the repetition of the same consonant 2 or more times in short succession at the end or in the middle of words
enjambment
the breaking of a syntactic unit or a clause over 2 or more lines without punctuation
simile
uses the words “like” or “as” to compare things.
E.g. Life is like a box of chocolates.
metaphor
states a comparison without words “like” or “as”
E.g. You’re a firework!