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What are auditory elements in poetry?
How the
poem
sounds
when
read
aloud
What does the term "volta" refer to in poetry?
A decisive turning point in a
poem
What is enjambment in poetry?
The continuation of a
sentence
without a pause beyond the end of a line
How does the persona's use of first person affect the poem's intimacy?
It creates a very intimate
dialogue
What does the repetition of "I am" signify in the poem?
It emphasizes the
persona's
identity
What does the phrase "not independently of you" suggest about the persona's identity?
It
indicates
a
dependence
on
another
person
for
their
identity
What does the term "high modality" refer to in the context of the poem?
It indicates a strong assertion of
control
over identity
How does the poem convey the theme of identity in cyberspace?
It shows the
persona's
control over their identity in an
online
context
What are some key techniques to consider when analyzing a poem?
Persona's
voice (first, second, third person)
Auditory elements (how it sounds)
Volta
(turning point)
Enjambment
(line continuation)
Coded lexicon
(language reflective of online spaces)
What emotional experience does the poem convey regarding the individual's identity?
The
frustration
of asserting their identity while feeling
disconnected
What is the overall message of the video regarding poem analysis?
Techniques
can be identified under pressure
Importance of understanding
persona's voice
Analyzing identity in the context of
cyberspace
What is the total time allocated for the unseen poetry section in the exam?
45
minutes
How should the 45 minutes be divided for the unseen poetry section?
5 minutes for planning
30
minutes for the
24-mark
question
10
minutes for the
8-mark
question
What are the two unseen poetry questions in the exam?
A
24-mark
question and an
8-mark
question
What is AO1 in the context of the 24-mark question?
AO1
assesses
the
quality
of
your
point
and
whether
you
are
answering the
question.
What does AO2 evaluate in the unseen poetry questions?
AO2 evaluates the effect of
language
and
structure
.
What are some structural devices mentioned for poetry analysis?
Vulture
and
cesura
What is a 'vulture' in the context of poetry?
A vulture is the
shift
or turning point in a poem.
What is 'cesura' in poetry?
Cesura is
punctuation
throughout the line but not at the end.
What does 'enjambment' refer to in poetry?
Enjambment
is when a line of poetry has no
punctuation
at the
end
and
carries
on to the
next line.
What are the five forms of poetry mentioned?
Narrative poem
,
epic poem
, dramatic monologue,
sonnet
, and
free verse poem
What characterizes a narrative poem?
A narrative poem
tells a story
.
What is an epic poem about?
An epic poem is about
significant
events like weddings, deaths, or wars.
What defines a dramatic monologue?
A dramatic monologue features one speaker in the
first person
throughout the poem.
What is a sonnet traditionally about?
A sonnet is traditionally about
love
.
What is a free verse poem?
A free verse poem does not follow any
particular
rule or structure.
What is the marking criteria for the 8-mark question?
You are marked on
AO2
, focusing on the quality of your
comparison
.
What methods are compared in the 8-mark question?
Language methods, structural methods, and form methods.
What is the structure of the planning process for the 24-mark question?
Plan three paragraphs using the
PRTZEL
structure:
Point
Reference
Technique
Zoom in
Effect
Link
How should you approach reading the poem in the exam?
First, read the
question
to understand what the poem is about.
What should you do after identifying the question in the exam?
Scan the poem for three relevant
quotes
that address the question.
What is the importance of planning paragraphs directly on the exam sheet?
Saves time
Allows for
immediate
reference to the question
Helps
organize
thoughts clearly
What is the total time spent on the 24-mark question?
30 minutes
What is the total time spent on the 8-mark question?
10 minutes
Why is it not necessary to read the whole poem in the exam?
You can focus on specific
quotes
that relate to the question.
What should you focus on when planning your paragraphs?
Include a variety of
language
,
structure
, and
form
in your paragraphs.
How do you determine the effect of a quote in your analysis?
By discussing how it contributes to the poem's
overall meaning
.
What is the purpose of using juxtaposition in poetry analysis?
To highlight
contrasts
between different ideas or themes.
How can you effectively compare two unseen poems?
By analyzing their
language
,
structure
, and
form
in relation to the question.
What is the significance of the term 'pretzel' in paragraph planning?
It is a
mnemonic
for the structure of the paragraphs.
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