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2.1 Poetry Revision 12-1
2.1 Poetry Revision 12-1
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1.What literary sound techniques are used in these words ‘bastard, beloved, prayed, pebbles'
supplosives
plosives
explosives
blosives
2
What literary technique is ‘Noooooooooooo’ and ‘bang’?
strong noun phrases
onomatopoeia
simile
personification
3
Complete the sentence that describes Duffy's purpose. To explore how society
thinks that all marriages should be successful
forces people to consider marriage
imposes expectations upon people positively.
imposes expectations upon people negatively.
4
Which writer and novel, inspired the creation of the speaker in Duffy's poem?
Miss Haversham, Great Expectations
Mrs Havisham, The Great Expectations
Miss Havisham, Grate Expectations
Miss Havisham, Great Expectations
5
What literary imagery technique is ‘sweetheart bastard’?
oxymoron
alliteration
personification
simile
6
Who wrote the poem you are going to write about in your external?
Carol Ann Duffy
Carol Anne Duffy
Caroline Duffy
CarolDanDuffy
7
Fill the gap. 'Not a day since then I haven't _____ him dead.'
thought
hoped
wanted
wished
8
What literary sound technique is ‘day/dead/dark’?
alliteration
elongated vowel sounds
hypophora
onomatopoeia
9
How many stanzas/verses are there in the poem?
3
5
4
2
10
What is the name in poetry given to deliberately letting lines run onto the next?
enjambment
engambament
enjambement
enjambre
11
Fill the gap. 'Love's hate behind a _____ veil'
lace
bride's
wedding
white
12
Fill the gap. 'The dress yellowing, ______ if I open the wardrobe
pulsing
quivering
shivering
trembling
13
What is the full exact title of your external paper poem for 2.1?
Havesham
Havisham
Haversham
Havvisham
14
Complete the sentence that describes Duffy's purpose. To help us question...
what makes a good marriage?
what can cause mental instability?
what made her ex fiance so special?
what she did to disappoint her man?
15
Which colour
is not
featured in examples of colour imagery in the poem?
yellow
green
orange
puce
16
What literary imagery technique is ‘Who did this to me?
Hypocora
Hydrophora
Hypophora
Hydrocora
17
What literary imagery technique is ‘body/ear/tongue/eyes/bite’
sensual imagery
sexual imagery
sensical imagery
saucy imagery
18
What literary sound technique is ‘Spinster. I stink’ and ‘hard I’ve dark’?
Assonance
Simile
Internal Rhyme
Personification
19
Fill the gap. 'Give me a male ______ for a slow honeymoon.'
victim
corpse
body
torso
20
We should refer to the
voice
within the poem as...
The poet
Carol Ann Duffy
The speaker
The narrator
21
Complete the sentence that describes Duffy's purpose. To make us, the reader, question who...
creates these sorts of situations?
should consider getting married?
is to blame for the speaker's situation?
was the source of the break down in the relationship?
22
Which of the following strong noun phrases
does not
appear in the poem?
torso
hate
spinster
bastard
23
What literary imagery technique is ‘ropes on the back of my hands, I could strangle with’?
metaphor
hypohora
personification
simile
24
Fill the gap. 'my _____ tongue in it's mouth.'
fluent
red
talkative
rubbery
25
Fill the gap. 'Spinster. I ____ and remember.'
reek
sit
stink
smell
26
What literary imagery technique is ‘love’s hate’?
simile
oxymoron
assonance
alliteration
27
What were Duffy's
TWO main
purposes when writing this poem?
To draw attention to how closely love and hate intertwine.
To explore how loyalty can be born out of love.
To give a voice to a previously marginalised figure.
To expose how cruel males can be.
28
Complete the sentence that describes Duffy's purpose. To examine how...
how love is pointless
love can easily turn to hate
hate can result in love
hate is a positive emotion
29
Complete the sentence that describes Duffy's purpose. To get us, the reader to...
to make is think that marriage is pointless
to feel the ex-fiance's emotions
sympathise with a traditionally voiceless speaker
understand how marriage can be tough
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What perspective is the poem told in?
Fourth
First
Second
Third