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1
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When did ted Hughes grow up?

A

Post war era

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2
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What might have motivated him to write about poems

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Dad fought in WW2 and saw who’s lives it impacted

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3
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A love for your country can be described as what word?

A

Patriotic

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4
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What does the effect of enjambment have on the poem

A

Breaks rhythm, representing his breath or his confusion, or chaos

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5
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Bullets smacking the belly out of the air

What device is this called? What effect does it have

A

Alliteration

Bombs exploding

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6
Q

In what cold clockwork of the stars and the nations
Was he the hand pointing that second?

What is this saying?

A

He is realising he is just being used as a weapon in the nations.
(Sublime) makes the soldiers seem small compared to the nations which suggests control over them

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7
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Threw up a yellow hair that rolled like a flame

What could this represent?

A

The soldier

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8
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King, honour, human dignity etcetera
Dropped like luxuries in a yelling alarm

What is the method used?

A

Listing

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9
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His terrors touchy dynamite

What is this suggesting?

A

Feelings are weaponised

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10
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What is the author called?

A

Ted Hughes

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