In your introduction, you must...

Answer the question and address the qualifier

The point at the start of each PEAR should be focused on...

The three bullet points in the question

Alternating rhyme is...

when every other line rhymes (e.g. ABAB)

A pause in the middle of a line, created by punctuation

What should you AVOID doing with your evidence?

'Translating' it / explaining what it literally means

If you say a word CONNOTES something, what are you looking at?

What the word suggests or the feeling we associate with it

What is the FIRST thing you should do in the exam?

Read the question and bullet points

What should your conclusion NOT do?

Repeat all the points you've made

Which of the following should you NOT do in your analysis?

Repeat or rephrase the evidence

the repetition of a word/phrase at the beginning of several lines of poetry

A full stop at the end of a line of poetry

What should your return do?

Develop the point and address the qualifier

When an image, word, setting or figure is used to represent a broader idea

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1
In your introduction, you must...
Be as vague as possible
Answer the question and address the qualifier
Mention that the writer uses language and poetic techniques
List your three points word-for-word
2
The point at the start of each PEAR should be focused on...
The three bullet points in the question
Each part of TWISTUP
Language and poetic devices
Whatever you like
3
Alternating rhyme is...
pairs of rhyming lines (e.g. AABB)
when every other line rhymes (e.g. ABAB)
when the rhyme scheme keeps changing
the lack of a rhyme scheme
4
A caesura is...
A type of repetition
A pause in the middle of a line, created by punctuation
When there is no punctuation at the end of a line of poetry
A full stop at the end of a line of poetry
5
What should you AVOID doing with your evidence?
'Translating' it / explaining what it literally means
Putting it into context
Explaining what it implies / suggests
Embedding it
6
How much of that time should you spend annotating the poem and planning your response?
30 minutes
45 minutes
15 minutes
5 minutes
7
If you say a word CONNOTES something, what are you looking at?
What the word means
What some of the word's synonyms might be
Why the word has been used
What the word suggests or the feeling we associate with it
8
How long is the English EoY exam?
1 hour 45 mins
1 hour 30 mins
1 hour 15 mins
1 hour
9
What is the FIRST thing you should do in the exam?
Write the introduction
Annotate the poem using TWISTUP
Read the question and bullet points
Read the poem
10
What should your conclusion NOT do?
Address the qualifier
Repeat all the points you've made
Come to a judgement / evaluation
Answer the question
11
Which of the following should you NOT do in your analysis?
Make an inference
Repeat or rephrase the evidence
Explore the connotations of the writer's language choices
Comment on the writer's use of poetic techniques
12
Anaphora is...
the repetition of a word/phrase at the end of several lines of poetry
the repetition of a word/phrase in the middle of several lines of poetry
the repetition of a word/phrase at the beginning of several lines of poetry
the repetition of a chorus in a lyric poem
13
An end-stop is...
A pause in the middle of a line, created by punctuation
A full stop at the end of a line of poetry
When the poem just stops unexpectedly
When there is no punctuation at the end of a line of poetry
14
What should your return do?
Develop the point and address the qualifier
Repeat the analysis
Repeat the point
Repeat the point but phrasing it in a different way
15
A symbol is...
When an image, word, setting or figure is used to represent a broader idea
Comparing one thing to another using 'like' or 'as'
When a non-human thing is given human characteristics
When the weather is used to create mood
16
What is diction?
A type of alliteration
The feelings associated with a particular word
The writer's language choices
A type of imagery

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