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Name all 15 poems

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Ozymandias, London, The Prelude, My Last Duchess, The Charge of the Light Brigade, Exposure, Storm on the Island, Bayonet Charge, Remains, Poppies, War Photographer, Tissue, The Emigree, Kamikaze, Checking Out My History

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Name all the Themes

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Power of Humans, Power of Nature, Effects of Conflict, Reality of Conflict, Loss and Absence, Memory, Negative Emotions- Anger, Negative Emotions- Guilt, Negative Emotions- Fear, Negative Emotion- Pride, Identity, Individual Experiences

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Which poems go in Power of humans

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Ozymandias, London, My Last Duchess, Storm on the island, Tissue, Checking out me history

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Which poems go in Power of nature

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Ozymandias, The Prelude, Exposure, Storm on the Island, Tissue, Kamikaze

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Which poems go in Effects of conflict

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The Charge of the Light Brigade, Exposure, Bayonet Charge, Remains, Poppies, War Photographer, Kamikaze

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Which poems go in the Reality of Conflict

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The Charge of the Light Brigade, Exposure, Bayonet Charge, Remains, War Photographer

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Which poems go in Loss and Absence

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London, Exposure, Poppies, The Emigree, Kamikaze

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Which poems go in Memory

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The Prelude, My Last Duchess, Remains, Poppies, War Photographer, The Emigree, Kamikaze

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Which poems go in Negative Emotion- Anger

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London, War Photographer, Checking out me history

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Which poems go in Negative Emotion- Guilt

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Remains, War Photographer

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Which poems go in Negative Emotion- Fear

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Prelude, Storm on the Island, Bayonet Charge, Poppies

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Which poems go in Negative Emotion- Pride

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Ozymandias, Prelude, My Last Duchess

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Which Poems go in Identity

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My Last Duchess, The Charge of the Light Brigade, Poppies, Tissue, The Emigree, Kamikaze, Checking out me History

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Which poems go in Individual Experiences

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London, Prelude, Bayonet Charge, Remains, Poppies, War Photographer, The Emigree, Kamikaze

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What is the Context for Ozymandias?

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Percy Bryce Shelley was a Romantic didn’t believe in government or monarchy. believed in power of nature. Ozymandias was Rameses II of ancienct Egypt

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Give 5 key quotes for Ozymandias

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"King of Kings"
"Look on my works ye mighty and despair"
"I met a traveller from an antique land"
"Collosal Wreck"
"The hand that mocked them"
"Shattered Visage"
"Sneer of cold command"
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What is the context for London

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Blake was a religious man who was enraged by social injustice in 18th century london. Was inspired by 1789 French Revolution wants end to malnutrition, poverty and 50% of babies dieing before 2

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Give 4 key quotes for London

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"I wander through each chartered street"
"Marks of weakness marks of woes"
"In every cry of every man"
"Every blackening church appals"
"Runs in blood down palace walls"
"blights of plagues the marriage hearse"
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Give the Structural features of Ozymandias

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Petrarchan Sonnet form associated with love
Iambic Pentameter often disrupted
Volta “words appear:”

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Give the Structural features of London

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Dramatic monologue
ABAB rhyme scheme
1st and 2nd stanza focus on depravity, 3rd institutions, 4th baby

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What is the context of the Prelude

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Wordsworth was a romantic poet who explores connection between nature and humans. Shows how experience with nature changes and shapes the character

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Give 4 key quotes from the Prelude

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“troubled pleasure”
“The horizons bound a huge peak black and huge”
“Towered up between me and the stars”
“No pleasant images of trees of sea or sky”
“But huge mighty forms that don’t live like living men”
“Trouble to my dreams”

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Give the structural features of Prelude

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1st person with blank verse
Volta “The horizons upmost boundary far above was nothing but the stars and the grey sky”
Iambic interspersed with trochee or anapest
split into 3 sections

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What is the context of My Last Duchess

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Based on the real life Duke Alfonso II of Ferrara whose wife died under suspicious circumstances. By Robert Browning

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Give 5 key quotes from My Last Duchess

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“That’s my last duchess painted on the wall”
“Looking if she were alive”
“since none puts by the curtain I have drawn for you but I”
“Too easily impressed”
“My gift of a nine hundred year old name”
“I gave commands then all smiles stopped together”
“Notice Neptune though taming a sea horse thought a rarity”

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Give the structural features of My Last Duchess

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Dramatic monologue
Iambic pentameter
Rhyming couplets
Enjambment “spot of joy”

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What is the context of Charge of the Light Brigade

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Based on the real charge of the light brigade during battle of Balaclava 1854 during Crimean war. Lord Tennyson was poet laureate so was used to create support for war as public didnt like it

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Give 4 key quotes from Charge of the Light Brigade

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"Rode the six hundred"
"Cannon to the right of them, Cannon to the left of them, Cannon in front of them"
"Jaws of death"
"when can their glory fade"
"horse and hero fell"
"Honour the light brigade"
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Give the structural features of Charge of the Light Brigade

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Dactylic diameter shows courage wavering

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What is the context of Exposure

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By Wilfred Owen who fought in WWI wanted to raise awareness of war but wasn’t popular in UK

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Give 4 quotes from Exposure

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"Our brains ache"
"merciless iced east winds that knive us"
"But nothing happens"
"What are we doing here"
"For love of God seems dying"
"All their eyes are ice"
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Give structural features of Exposure

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First person plural
Regular rhyme scheme ABBAC
Half rhyme

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What is the context for Storm on the Island

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By Seamus Heaney on a community preparing for a storm and relates to IRA. Stormont was the place peace treaty was signed

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Give 4 quotes from Storm on the Island

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"We are prepared"
"Exploding comfortably"
"Spits like a tame cat turned savage"
"Strange it is a huge nothing that we fear"
"Blast you know what I mean"
"you can listen to the thing you fear"
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Give structural features of Storm on the Island

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Plosive sounds
Fricture sounds
Direct address
Tragic Chorus
Blank verse
Volta "But no"
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What is the context for Bayonet Charge

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About a nameless soldier in WWI. Soldiers goes from a man to a weapon

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Give 4 key quotes from Bayonet charge

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“In what cold clockwork of the stars and the nations”
“his terror touchy dynamite”
“King honour human dignity etcetera dropped like luxuries”
“Suddenly he awoke”
“Bullets smacking the belly out of the air”
“Yellow hare that rolled like a flame”

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Give the structural features of Bayonet Charge

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Enjambment “He was running like a man who jumped up in the dark and runs”
Caesura “Statuary in mid stride.then the”
Uneven line lengths
Irregular rhytmn
Pronoun “he”
Medias res

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What is the context of Remains

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Based on true stories of soldiers from Iraq and Gulf war. Focuses on graphic reality of war PTSD

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Give 5 key quotes of Remains

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"Probably armed possibly not"
"Three of a kind all letting fly and I swear"
"End of story except not really"
"Sort of inside out"
"Drink and drugs wont wash him out"
"His bloody life in my bloody hands"
"Dug in behind enemy lines"
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Give the structural features for Remains

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7 quatrains stanzas
1 partial finish
No real rhyme scheme
“We” and “I”

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What is the context of Poppies

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About mother’s perspective on son leaving to go to war

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Give 4 key quotes for Poppies

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"Individual war graves"
"Blockade"
"gelled blackthorns of your hair"
"released a song bird from its cage"
"my stomach busy making tucks darts pleats"
"playground voice catching on the wind"
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Give structural features from Poppies

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1st person
No regular rhyme scheme
Enjambment “hoping to hear your”
Chronological

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What is the context for War Photographer

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based on Carol Ann Duffy friend who is a war photographer and is angry at public’s lack of long term care for his work

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Give 5 key quotes from War Photographer

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"Spools of suffering"
"Priest preparing to intone mass"
"Solutions slop"
"fields which dont explode beneath the feet"
"Half formed ghost"
"hundred agonies in black and white"
"they do not care"
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Give the structural features of War Photographer

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4 regular stanzas
stanza ends in rhyming couplet
ordered rhyme scheme ABB CDD

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What is the context of Emigree

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Carol Rumens on a girl forced to leave her home but refuses to forget it as it was

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Give 4 key quotes of the Emigree

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“There once was a country”
“It may now be a lie banned by the state”
“It tastes of sunlight”
“It may be at war it may be sick with tyrants”
“They mutter death and my shadow falls”
“My city”

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Give the structural features for The Emigree

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1st person
Enjambment “carried here like a hollow”
free verse
Caesura “hides behind me. mutter”

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What is the context for Kamikaze

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Story of a kamikaze pilot from WWII that doesn’t complete mission turns round and becomes outcast

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Give 5 key quotes for Kamikaze

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“full of powerful incantations”
“he must have looked far down”
“green blue translucent sea”
“like a huge flag waved first one way”
“He must have wondered which had been the better way to die”
“they treated him as thought he no longer existed”
“a tune the dark prince muscular dangerous”

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Give the structural features of Kamikaze

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3rd person

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What is the context of Tissue

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Looks at how paper controls the world, history, culture. Strongly influenced by Imtiaz Dharker multicultural heritage

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Give 5 key quotes from Tissue

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“Paper that lets the light shine through”
“Maps too. The sun shines through their borderlines”
“Fly our lives like paper kites”
“turned into the skin”
“structure never meant to last”
“Pages smoothed and stroked and turned”
“layer over layer”

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Give the structural features of Tissue

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Caesura “Maps too. the sun”
No specific person or rhyme
Enjambment “structure never meant to last”

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