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REVISION-ANTHOLOGY POETRY

REVISION-ANTHOLOGY POETRY

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English

12th Grade

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Trexter Paras

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15 Slides • 33 Questions

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REVISION-ANTHOLOGY POETRY

by Trexter Paras

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LEARNING OBJECTIVE

AO2- Analyse the ______, ____ and _______ used by a writer to create ________ and ______

 

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LEARNING OBJECTIVE

AO2- Analyse the language, form and structure used by a writer to create meanings and effects

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LEARNING OBJECTIVE

AO3- Explore _____ and ___________ between texts 

 

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LEARNING OBJECTIVE

AO3- Explore links and connections between texts 

 

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Poll

HOW CONFIDENT AM I IN ANALYSING A POEM?

Not confident

A bit confident

confident

Very confident

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Multiple Choice

In analysing a poem, the first thing to do is to ____________________________________

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Know what the poem is about

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Identify authorial context for background knowledge

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Think about form and structure

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Include your feelings and thoughts about the poem

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Multiple Choice

The second thing to do when analysing a poem is to _______________________________________

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Explore the emotions, mood or feelings

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Identify the technique used in the poem

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Identify the purpose, theme or message

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Include your thoughts and feelings about the poem

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Multiple Choice

In analysing you should write about ________ such as alliteration, imagery. idioms, and rhetoric and its effect

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form

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structure

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language

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meter

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Multiple Choice

After identifying the theme, purpose and message of the poem, you should ___________________________________________

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Check the form and structure

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Identify literary devices used

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Identify sound patterns used

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Explore the emotions, mood and feelings

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​Initially...

​to analyse a poem, you need to consider the following steps

​1. Work out what the poem is about

​2. Identify the purpose, theme and message

​3. Explore the emotions, mood or feelings

​4. Identify the technique used in the poem

​5. Include your thought and feelings about the poem

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DIFFERENT FORMS IN POETRY

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Multiple Choice

A sonnet has __ lines

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12

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13

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14

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15

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Multiple Choice

A sonnet has 14 lines written in ______ __________

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trochaic monometer

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anapestic tetrameter

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iambic pentameter

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dactylic hexameter

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Multiple Choice

a ____ _____ has lines of irregular length and no set rhythm. The poem does not have a specific rhyme scheme

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free meter

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narrative poem

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dialogue

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Free verse

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Multiple Choice

A ________ __________ is narrated by a single persona who addresses and implied audience.

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Dramatic monologue

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Metrical Tale

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Epic

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Metrical Romance

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​LEARN THE CORRCT TERMS TO DESCRIBE FORM

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Multiple Choice

Is a group of lines

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quatrain

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rhyme

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stanza

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couplet

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Multiple Choice

A three line stanza

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octave

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tercet

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septet

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couplet

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Multiple Choice

A seven line stanza

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octave

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tercet

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septet

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sestet

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Multiple Choice

A three line stanza

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octave

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tercet

3

septet

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couplet

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​PAIR ACTIVITY

Think of 3 figures of speech and write 1 example each. One of you will have to present this to everyone and ask them to identify what figure of speech is used.

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​PAPER 1 SECTION B: ANTHOLOGY POETRY

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Multiple Choice

a direct address to something that can't respond
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apostrophe
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litotes
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euphony
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euphemism

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Multiple Choice

What is one characteristic of a villanelle?

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It is a variation of the sonnet form.

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It is traditionally considered a nineteen line poem.

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It does not rhyme.

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It deals with only abstract concepts.

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Multiple Choice

the attitude of the speaker toward the subjects of the poem
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symbol
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tone
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anachronism
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euphony

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Multiple Choice

ironic understatement in which an affirmative is expressed by the negative of its contrary
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litotes
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hyperbole
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sarcasm
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synechdoche

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Multiple Choice

neat, close not exact rhyme
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perfect rhyme
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internal rhyme
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eye rhyme
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slant rhyme

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Multiple Choice

repetition of vowel sounds in non rhyming words
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alliteration
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assonance
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euphony
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euphemism

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Multiple Choice

the fact of two things being seen or placed close together with contrasting effect
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litotes
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juxtaposition
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hyperbole
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alliteration

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Multiple Choice

a pause in the middle of a line of poetry
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enjambment
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consonance
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euphemism
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caesura

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Multiple Choice

repetition of consonant sounds in the middle or end of words
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alliteration
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assonance
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consonance
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dissonance

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Multiple Choice

fancy word for contrast; place 2 unlike objects close to each other
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origami
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euphemism
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litotes
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antithesis

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Multiple Choice

a seemingly absurd or self-contradictory statement or proposition that when investigated or explained may prove to be well founded or true
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antithesis
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oxymoron
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paradox
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cacophony

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Multiple Choice

a reference to something famous
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allusion
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hyperbole
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illusion
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hyperbola

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Multiple Choice

the arrangement of words and phrases to create sentences in a language.
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epistrophe
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syntax
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anaphora
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poetry

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Multiple Choice

a metrical foot consisting of one short (or unstressed) syllable followed by one long (or stressed) syllable
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trochee
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iamb
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anapest
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dactyl

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Multiple Choice

a metrical foot consisting of two short or unstressed syllables followed by one long or stressed syllable.
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trochee
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iamb
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anapest
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dactyl

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Multiple Choice

a foot consisting of one long or stressed syllable followed by one short or unstressed syllable.
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trochee
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spondee
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anapest
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dactyl

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Multiple Choice

a metrical foot consisting of one stressed syllable followed by two unstressed syllables
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iamb
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trochee
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spondee
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dactyl

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Multiple Choice

use of words to mean something different from what a person actually says
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situational irony
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static irony
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verbal irony
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dramatic irony

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Multiple Choice

a poem of serious reflection, typically a lament for the dead.
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pastoral
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ballad
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sonnet
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elegy

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Multiple Choice

a discrepancy between what is expected to happen and what actually happens
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situational irony
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static irony
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verbal irony
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dramatic irony

REVISION-ANTHOLOGY POETRY

by Trexter Paras

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