Poetry

Question 1

Wh are the two leading themes in Ozymandias

Answer 1

Power of Humans

Power of Nature

Question 2

What is a language technique in Ozymandias

Answer 2

ALLITERATION

LONE AND LEVEL

Question 3

Imagery technique in Ozymandias?

Answer 3

IMAGE OF FAILURE

“Half sunk, a shattered visage lies”

Question 4

Form in Ozymandias?

2 Points

Answer 4

SONNET shows his love for himself

Second hand account distancing the reader from the king

Question 5

Who wrote Ozymandias?🐢

Answer 5

Percy Shelly

Question 6

Whats Ozymandias about?

Answer 6

Narrator meets a traveler who talks about a statue
Statue of a king who ruled was arrogant
Statue had fallen

Question 7

What can Ozymandias be compared to ?

Answer 7

Life represented in art- MY LAST DUCHESS

Power of nature-THE PRELUDE, EXPOSURE, STORM ON THE ISLAND

Question 8

What are the leading themes in London (4)

Answer 8

Power of HUMANS
LOSS and ABSENCE
ANGER
INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCE

Question 9

Form in London?

Answer 9

Dramatic monologue

ABAB rhyme scheme - shows nothings changing or his feet

Question 10

Structure in London?

Answer 10

First 2 stanzas focus on people

Stanza 4 back to humans and how “new born infants tear”

Question 11

Language in London?

Answer 11

Rhetoric language- Anaphora

“In every” represents the amount of people effected and how it needs to change

Question 12

Imagery in London🏭⛪️⛪️

Answer 12

“Black’ning church”
Suggests thats its tarnished by its incapability of looking after people
Ugliness of industrial revolution

Question 13

Who was London written by

Answer 13

William Blake

Question 14

Two main feelings in the poem London

Answer 14

ANGER😡😡

HOPELESSNESS😞

Question 15

Compare London to which 2 poems?

Answer 15

The prelude
The emigree
BOTH PERSONAL EXPERIENCES

Question 16

What is London about?

Answer 16

A man walking around London and being surrounded by misery and poverty😰

Question 17

What are the main themes in the poem the Prelude 5

Answer 17

POWER OF NATURE🌳
MEMORY💆🏼
FEAR😖
PRIDE
INDIVIDUAL EXPERIENCE

Question 18

Whats the Prelude about

Answer 18

The narrator finds a boat tied to a tree, goes on the lake
Initially happy
Then afraid of ‘huge peak, black and huge’🍆
Turns around goes home, view on nature🌳 changes

Question 19

Form in the Prelude?

Answer 19

First person narrative

Describes turning point in poets life

Question 20

Structure in the Prelude?

Answer 20

3 MAIN SECTIONS
1st - TONE = LIGHT CAREFREE🙂
DISTINCT CHANGE AFTER MOUNTAIN APPEAR
Final section = reflects on his experience and how it changed him

Question 21

Beautiful Imagery

Fearful imagery in the Prelude?

Answer 21

Beautiful- “sparkling light” “ elfin pinnace”
-connotations of fantasy elegance and light imagery
Fearful- “ a huge peak, black and huge”
- contrast to the “sparkling light water”
-repetition to emphasise its scale

Question 22

Language in Prelude

Answer 22

Personification
“UPREARED HIS HEAD”
-used to show the power of nature

Question 23

Compare The Prelude to which poems?

Answer 23

NATURE-
Exposure
Storm on the island

PERSONAL EXPERIENCE
Remains

Question 24

What are the leading themes in The Charge Of The Light Brigade

Answer 24

Power of conflict

Question 25

Language feature in The Charge Of The Light Brigade

Answer 25

Anaphora- canon canon canon Theirs theirs theirs-have to follow orders no matter what

Question 26

Imagery in The Charge Of The Light Brigade

Answer 26

Jaws of Death-personification capital D | Mouth of Hell-eaten by the valley

Question 27

Structural feature in The Charge Of The Light Brigade

Answer 27

Fast beat sounds like the cavalry or heartbeats

Question 28

Compare The Charge Of The Light Brigade to?

Answer 28

Bayonet charge

Question 29

What is the leading theme in Exposure

Answer 29

Power of nature Power of conflict Despair

Question 30

What is Exposure about?

Answer 30

An individuals interpretation of the trenches of WW1 trenches

Question 31

Language feature of Exposure

Answer 31

“All their eyes are ice” - metaphor Eyes of dead or buryers. Shows affects of war and nature

Question 32

Imagery in Exposure

Answer 32

‘Pale flakes with fingering stealth come feeling for our faces” Soft F sound of the weather Quiet stealth of the weather attack

Question 33

Structure in Exposure ?

Answer 33

“But nothing happens” Repeating in first and last stanza, suggesting even death doesn’t change anything Shows boredom and tension

Question 34

Compare Exposure to?

Answer 34

The prelude

Question 35

What are the leading themes in the poem Poppies

Answer 35

Loss | Impacts of war