Question 1
In an unseen poem, what is best to identify first?
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Who is speaking
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The poet's postcode
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The exact historical date
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The examiner's opinion
Question 2
What is usually the best evidence in an analysis paragraph?
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A short embedded quotation
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A full copied stanza
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No quotation at all
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A quote from another subject
Question 3
When comparing two poems, what should you start by comparing?
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A clear shared theme
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The page numbers
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The title lengths
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The publication prices
Question 4
In poetry analysis, what does structure mean?
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How ideas are organised
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How words are spelled
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Who published the poem
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The poet's handwriting
Question 5
In poetry, what does form mean?
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The overall type and shape
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How fast you read it
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The colour of the page
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The exam board code
Question 6
If tone shifts from calm to angry, what does this usually show?
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A change in viewpoint or emotion
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A spelling mistake
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A printing error
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A random line break
Question 7
Which opening is strongest for a comparison?
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Both poets present conflict as damaging, but in different ways.
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Poems are old and written in lines.
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These poems have words and punctuation.
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I like one poem more than the other.
Question 8
In unseen poetry, what should you mainly avoid?
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Retelling the poem line by line
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Using subject terminology
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Quoting short phrases
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Comparing methods
Question 9
Which analytical verb is usually strong?
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suggests
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sayss
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writesed
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tellsly
Question 10
In poetry analysis, what does inference mean?
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Read between the lines using evidence
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Ignore the text and guess
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Copy the question only
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List random techniques
Question 11
Which connective best introduces contrast?
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however
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therefore
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similarly
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for example
Question 12
If both poems use storm imagery, what should you compare?
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How each poet uses it for different effects
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Which one has more commas
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Which one is longer only
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Which poet has a cooler name
Question 13
What gets marks in poetry responses?
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Point + evidence + explanation
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Long copied quotations only
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Writing without evidence
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Listing titles only
Question 14
When is a one-word quotation useful?
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When it is precise and relevant
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When it has very unusual spelling
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When it is the longest word available
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When it is not in the poem
Question 15
If a line is unclear, what is best practice?
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Offer a supported interpretation
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Skip all analysis
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Invent plot details
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Change the quotation
Question 16
What should good timing in unseen poetry start with?
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A brief plan before writing
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Writing without reading
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Memorising every line
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Answering in one sentence
Question 17
What is the best way to compare methods?
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Name the method and effect in both poems
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Define the method only
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Quote one poem only
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Avoid terminology
Question 18
What should a strong conclusion include?
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A clear final comparison judgement
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A brand new random quote
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No mention of both poems
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A copied introduction
Question 19
What should a strong comparison introduction mention?
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Both poets and a shared focus
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Your test seat number
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The examiner's name
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How long the poems are in words
Question 20
When selecting evidence, what kind of quotations should you choose?
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Short and clearly linked to your point
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The first line only
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The longest possible lines
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From a different poem