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9E T1W1 2023
9E T1W1 2023
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1
Which of the following is NOT ALWAYS a necessary part of textual analysis in English?
Reading the text thoughtfully
Reading what other people have said about the text
Considering the effect of techniques
Interpreting the meaning of a text through close engagement with its themes
2
What does locating the 'meaning' of a text primarily involve?
Reading the text aloud to understand its structure and rhythm.
Ignoring the text's content and focusing solely on its formatting.
Deciphering the literal events and characters within the text.
Analysing the underlying messages or themes expressed in the text.
3
Which previous literary movement shares similarities with the sensibility found in Mary Oliver's poetry?
Romanticism
Platonism
Postmodernism
Modernism
4
Which of the following is NOT a philosophical view communicated through Oliver's poetry?
Solitude is impossible to balance with meaningful relationships
Serenity and joy can best be found in nature and the wilderness
Life should be lived slowly
Human beings are distinctly different from other animals
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Which of the following themes is NOT explored in Mary Oliver's poetry?
The struggles and triumphs of urban life.
The exploration of existential questions and spirituality.
The beauty and wonder of the natural world.
The complexities of human emotions and relationships.
6
When studying a poem, we need to consider:
The poet's historical, social and cutlural context
The poem's visual layout
The sonic qualities of the poem (how it sounds)
The effect of the techniques used
The techniques used
Whether the poem is using a particular rhyme scheme
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"Calm is the storm, the storm is fear, and fear is power": What technique has been used here?
Anaphora
Simile
Anadiplosis
Hyperbole
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What is an intertextual reference?
A reference to a text, character, or idea from another literary work."
An explanation of the main theme in a literary work.
A comparison between two unrelated literary works.
A direct quotation from another literary work.
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What significant process contributed to shaping Romanticism's reverence for nature?
The influence of ancient teachings on the importance of nature.
The creation of Instagram.
The Industrial Revolution's impact on society and the environment.
The spread of scientific discoveries about the natural world.
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What is the difference between sibilance and alliteration?
Sibilance is a type of alliteration using the 's' sound.
Sibilance is used for consonant repetition, alliteration for vowels.
Sibilance is the same as assonance.
