STORM ON THE ISLAND Flashcards

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VOLTA

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A TURNING POINT WITHIN A PIECE OF POETRY (but)

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OXYMORON

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2 OPPOSOTE WORDS MAKES YOU UNCOMFORTABLE (exploding comfortably). It explains and makes you feel scared and safe at the same time.

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BLANK VERSE

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10 SYLLABLES / BEATS A LINE (Iambic Pentameter). DOES NOT RHYME (Storm on the Island)

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EMPHASISES

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Shows it is important

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Simile

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‘SPITS LIKE A TAME CAT TURNED SAVAGE’ creates an image to describe the rain.

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PERSONIFICATION in Storm on the Island

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‘TRAGIC CHORUS’ creates an image in your mind.

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Metaphor ‘bombarded by empty air’

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The metaphor helps build the image in your mind. ‘Bombarded’ is a word used to describe war so it is like the island is being attacked.

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What is the strong opening statement?

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‘We are prepared’ is a strong opening statement, creates a feeling of safety. The pronoun ‘we’ suggests togetherness and community.

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‘You know what I mean’ and ‘you can listen to the thing you fear’ is the narrator….

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Is the narrator speaking directly to the audience. Making you think of times you have been in a storm.

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