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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 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 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
• 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.
• What does the 'E' in the PRTZEL structure stand for?

  Effect
• What does the 'L' in the PRTZEL structure stand for?

  Link
• How should you conclude your paragraphs in the exam?

  By linking back to the question and summarizing your point.
• Why is it important to focus on the effect of language and structure in poetry analysis?

  It helps to understand how these elements contribute to the poem's meaning.
• Why is it not necessary to read the whole poem for the Unseen poetry exam?

  Because understanding the entire poem is not required to answer the questions effectively