Power and conflict poetry revision - power of identity cluster

Which technique is used throughout to describe the city?

Which form shows that the narrator is speaking to someone, even though they don't reply?

Which motif is repeated at the end of each stanza?

When was Checking Out Me History written?

Which other poem could relate to the power of individual identity?

If you can't remember any quotations, which of these should you NOT do?

Where was John Agard born?

How does The Emigree's 'They' relate to Checking's 'Dem'?

Which of these is NOT a reason why Agard wrote the poem phonetically (as the word sounds)?

What is the name for two consecutive lines that rhyme?

When was The Emigree written?

Who wrote the poem 'The Emigree'?

Who wrote the poem 'Checking Out Me History'?

Which of these is NOT included in the poem?

How should you start the response?

Where is the poem set?

What is the first line of The Emigree?

Which of these is NOT used to show a lack of control or chaos?

Why does Agard use nursery rhymes alongside the historic heroes?

Which other cluster could The Emigree fit into?

Which of these does NOT relate to the tone of the poem?

What do the verbs: "bandage", "blind", "carving" symbolise?

What is the first line of Checking Out Me History?

As well as the power of individual identity, which of these could also be considered a theme?

Which technique is used to create flow between the 'white' history and the 'black' history?