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• What three elements must be analyzed in poems?

  Language, structure, form
• What is the form of the poem "London"?

  Narrative poem
• What does the poem "London" tell a story about?

  The city of London
• What quote should students learn from the poem "London"?

  The mind-forged manacles I hear
• What does the quote "marks of weakness, marks of woe" signify?

  Symbol of pain and suffering
• What literary technique is used in the quote "hapless soldier sigh runs in blood down palace walls"?

  Personification
• What does the phrase "hapless soldier" represent in the poem "London"?

  Oxymoron indicating uselessness
• What does the quote "mind-forged manacles" suggest about society?

  People are controlled without realizing it
• What does the anaphora in "marks of weakness, marks of woe" emphasize?

  The pervasive suffering in society
• What context should be linked to the poem "London"?

  The British Empire
• What does the word "chartered" imply in the poem "London"?

  Something is being controlled
• What does the quote "I can hear the chains rattling in their mind" suggest?

  People are unaware of their mental control
• How does the poem "London" depict the control of the British Empire?

  It shows the suffering of the oppressed
• What is the form of the poem "My Last Duchess"?

  Dramatic monologue
• Who is the speaker in "My Last Duchess"?

  The Duke
• What is the main theme of "My Last Duchess"?

  Jealousy and control in relationships
• What context is important for "My Last Duchess"?

  Patriarchy
• What does the Duke do in "My Last Duchess"?

  He discusses his deceased wife
• What is the significance of the Duke's perspective in "My Last Duchess"?

  It is biased and one-sided
• What does the Duke's attitude towards his last duchess reveal?

  His possessiveness and control
• How does the structure of "My Last Duchess" contribute to its meaning?

  It emphasizes the Duke's dominance
• What does the Duke's invitation to the visitor signify?

  His desire to control the narrative
• What is the primary focus of the poem "My Last Duchess"?

  The Duke's feelings about his wife
• What does the Duke's description of his last duchess reveal about his character?

  He is controlling and jealous
• How does the poem "My Last Duchess" reflect societal norms of its time?

  It illustrates patriarchal control over women
• What is the significance of the Duke's final words in "My Last Duchess"?

  They reveal his true nature
• What does the Duke's attitude towards art in "My Last Duchess" suggest?

  He values control over beauty
• How does the poem "My Last Duchess" explore themes of power?

  Through the Duke's control over his wife
• What role does the setting play in "My Last Duchess"?

  It reflects the Duke's wealth and power
• What does the Duke's reference to the painting of his last duchess signify?

  His desire to possess and control her memory
• What is the overall tone of "My Last Duchess"?

  Arrogant and possessive
• How does the Duke's monologue serve to reveal his character?

  It exposes his insecurities and arrogance
• What does the Duke's treatment of his last duchess suggest about gender roles?

  It reinforces traditional patriarchal roles
• What is the significance of the Duke's final actions in "My Last Duchess"?

  They demonstrate his ultimate control
• What does the Duke's perspective on his last duchess reveal about his values?

  He values power and control over love
• How does the poem "My Last Duchess" reflect the theme of jealousy?

  Through the Duke's suspicion of infidelity
• What does the Duke's attitude towards his last duchess reveal about societal expectations of women?

  Women are expected to be submissive
• How does the poem "My Last Duchess" explore the concept of memory?

  Through the Duke's fixation on the painting
• What role does power play in the relationship depicted in "My Last Duchess"?

  It creates a dynamic of control and dominance
• How does the Duke's perspective shape the reader's understanding of the poem?

  It provides insight into his flawed character