In Mrs Tilchers Class Flashcards

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Skittle of milk

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Metaphor
Compares bottles to bowling pins
Creats fun atmosphere

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2
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The laugh of a bell

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Personification

Happy atmosphere

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3
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This was better than home

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Informal tone, tells you how much the pupil enjoyed being in mrs tilchers class

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4
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Enthralling books

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Short sentence emphasises enthralment of children

Wc enthralling; obvious interest in books, enjoying school

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5
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The classroom glowed like a sweet shop

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Similie
Classroom tempts children like a sweet shop
Easily pleased

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She left a good gold star

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Words primary teachers use

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Pencil, slowly, carefully, shaved

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Shows slow process or sharpening shows child trying to focus

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8
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A xylophones nonsense

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Personification
Fun atmosphere
Child cannot play instrument

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9
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Over easter term the inky tadpoles changed from commas to exclamation marks

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Passing of time
Metaphor represents children getting older
Things go from calm to existing, emphasises theme of change

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10
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Jumping and croaking away from the lunch queue

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Sound echoes the sound of boys voices changing
Frog metaphor
Theme of change

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A rough boy told you how you were born

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Word choice of rough tells us about the speaker

Emphasises theme of change and growing up

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You kicked him but stared at your parents appalled

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Unable to deal with emotions so reacts physically showing emotional immaturity

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13
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That feverish July

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Time passage

Connotes excitement, intensity Nervousness

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14
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Tasted of electricity

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Metaphor

Danger, excitement, foreboding

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15
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Sexy sky

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Reprisents growing up and sexual awareness

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16
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A tangible alarm made you always untidy, hot….

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Alarm suggests a warning

List suggests speaker is uncomfortable

17
Q

Mrs tilcher smiled then turned away

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Literally and metaphorically turning away

Cannot answer all their questions anymore

18
Q

Impatient to be grown

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The stage in life when a child is eager to be grown up

19
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The sky split open into a thunderstorm

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Omission, foreboding
Release of energy built up throught the poem
Worse things to come

20
Q

Skittle of milk

A

Metaphor
Compares bottles to bowling pins
Creats fun atmosphere

21
Q

The laugh of a bell

A

Personification

Happy atmosphere

22
Q

This was better than home

A

Informal tone, tells you how much the pupil enjoyed being in mrs tilchers class

23
Q

Enthralling books

A

Short sentence emphasises enthralment of children

Wc enthralling; obvious interest in books, enjoying school

24
Q

The classroom glowed like a sweet shop

A

Similie
Classroom tempts children like a sweet shop
Easily pleased

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She left a good gold star
Words primary teachers use
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Pencil, slowly, carefully, shaved
Shows slow process or sharpening shows child trying to focus
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A xylophones nonsense
Personification Fun atmosphere Child cannot play instrument
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Over easter term the inky tadpoles changed from commas to exclamation marks
Passing of time Metaphor represents children getting older Things go from calm to existing, emphasises theme of change
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Jumping and croaking away from the lunch queue
Sound echoes the sound of boys voices changing Frog metaphor Theme of change
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A rough boy told you how you were born
Word choice of rough tells us about the speaker | Emphasises theme of change and growing up
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You kicked him but stared at your parents appalled
Unable to deal with emotions so reacts physically showing emotional immaturity
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That feverish July
Time passage | Connotes excitement, intensity Nervousness
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Tasted of electricity
Metaphor | Danger, excitement, foreboding
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Sexy sky
Reprisents growing up and sexual awareness
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A tangible alarm made you always untidy, hot....
Alarm suggests a warning | List suggests speaker is uncomfortable
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Mrs tilcher smiled then turned away
Literally and metaphorically turning away | Cannot answer all their questions anymore
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Impatient to be grown
The stage in life when a child is eager to be grown up
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The sky split open into a thunderstorm
Omission, foreboding Release of energy built up throught the poem Worse things to come