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Poetry Analysis - MITSL
Poetry Analysis - MITSL
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See how well you recall what MITSL stands for and how to use it.
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1
A Freeverse format must contain rhyme.
False
True
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If a poem is 14 lines long, has 10 syllables per line and explores the theme of love, which format is it likely to be?
Ode
Ballad
Pastoral
Sonnet
3
Which of these are NOT examples of Caesura.
'To be, or not to be - that is the question.'
'He plunges at me, guttering, choking, drowning.'
'I wondered lonely as a cloud'
'When yu say half caste'
4
Which of these are key concepts often found when exploring 'Black History Poetry'?
Culture and Relationships
Isolation and Separation
Economics and Poverty
Racism and Prejudice
5
You do not need to consider ALL elements of MITSL when analysing a poem.
True
False
6
Which poetic device is being used here: 'Such weight and thick pink bulk' (View of a Pig by Ted Hughes)?
Assonance
Sibilance
Alliteration
Metaphor
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What does MITSL stand for?
Meaning, Imagery, Tone, Structure, Language
My Irate Tonsils Sound Loud
My Itchy Toes Smell Loads
Metaphor, Imagery, Tense, Sibilance, Language
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What is a rhyming couplet?
When there is no rhyme.
When four lines all rhyme.
Two line in a poem of the same length that rhyme and complete one thought.
When any two lines in a poem rhyme.
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What is 'Enjambment'?
When no punctuation is used in a poem.
When a metaphor is used repeatedly throughout a poem.
When a sentence in poetry continues onto another line without stopping.
When a line is cut in the middle using punctuation.
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A Caesura is a line in poetry that has no punctuation.
True
False
11
The poet always serves as the narrator of a poem.
True
False
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What is 'Ambiguity'?
Being able to write with both your left and right hand.
Having mixed ideas or feelings about something.
Relating to the immediate surroundings.
When something is open to more than one interpretation.
