English

Question 1

Personification

Answer 1

Something non-human given human qualities.

Question 2

Rhetorical Question

Answer 2

A question that isn’t meant to be answered.

Question 3

Imagery

Answer 3

A picture created in the minds eye by the words on the page.

Question 4

Pun

Answer 4

A joke using a play on words.

Question 5

Satire

Answer 5

The use of humor to criticise something.

Question 6

Alliteration

Answer 6

When words that begin with the same sound are placed beside or close to one another.

Question 7

Assonance

Answer 7

The repitition of broad vowel sounds.

Question 8

Onomatopea

Answer 8

When a word sound like its’ meaning.

Question 9

Metaphor

Answer 9

When one thing is described as being something else.

Question 10

Name 3 poems and their authors

Answer 10

Base Details
Siegfried Sassoon

Sonnet 18
William Shakespeare

Personal Helicon
Seamus Heaney

Question 11

What is the theme of Base Details?

Answer 11

A satirical poem that mocks the inequalities of war.

Question 12

What is Base Deatails about?

Answer 12

It mocks an unfit major.
He isn’t a source of inspiration for the soilders.

Question 13

Quote using Visual Imagery, Base Details.

Answer 13

“If I were fierce, and bald, and short of breath”
We imagine the major in an unflattering way, bad tempered and overwieght.

Question 14

Quote using Alliteration, Base Details.

Answer 14

“My puffy petulant face,
Guzzling and gulping in the best hotel,”
Alliteration can be used to set the tempo of a poem, in this example it slows the poem down.

Question 15

Pun, Base Details.

Answer 15

The Tiltle of the poem contains a pun.
Base has 2 meaning, a camp/building, and disgusting.
Deatils has 2 meanings, list or army instructions, and information.

Question 16

Satire, Base Details.

Answer 16

The major is being mocked and satirised.

Question 17

Tone, Base Details.

Answer 17

Sarcastic and Critical.

Question 18

Theme, Sonnet 18.

Answer 18

Love and Romance

Question 19

What is Sonnet 18 about?

Answer 19

It explores how their love will survive death.

Question 20

Quote using metaphor, Sonnet 18.

Answer 20

“Shall I compare thee to a summers day?”
He compares who he loves to a nice Summers day.

Question 21

Quote using Personification, Sonnet 18.

Answer 21

“Nor shall death brag thou wanter’st in his shade,”
Personification of death.

Question 22

Rhetorical Question, Sonnet 18.

Answer 22

“Shall I compare thee to a summers day?”
No answer is needed as he continues to compare her to a summer day.

Question 23

Rhyming Scheme, Sonnet 18.

Answer 23

Rhyming Scheme of ABAB such as in lines 1, 2, 3, 4: “day” “temperate” “May” “date”

Question 24

Tone, Sonnet 18.

Answer 24

Confindent and Passionate.

Question 25

Form, Sonnet 18.

Answer 25

Sonnet
14 lines
3 quatrants (lines)
Rhyming couplets (2 lines)

Question 26

4 Lines

Answer 26

Quatrant

Question 27

2 Lines

Answer 27

Couplet

Question 28

Theme, Personal Helicon

Answer 28

Growing up.
How ordinary things (wells) can become inspiration for poetry.

Question 29

3 Language Techniques and examples, Personal Helicon.

Answer 29

Alliteration
“Dark Drop”

Onematopea
“Crash” of the bucket

Metaphor
Echos and sheet music.

Question 30

Tone, Personal Helicon.

Answer 30

Nostolgic.