Structure Flashcards

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What are the key structure points in ‘A Poison Tree’?

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Rhyming couplets

First person narration

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What are the key structure points in ‘The Destruction of Sennacherib’?

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Events in chronological order
Third person narrator
Distinct rhythm (AABB rhyme scheme)

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What are the key structure points in ‘The Prelude’?

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Blank verse (continuous/enjambment)

Lots of punctuation to aid meaning

Conversational like he is recalling events ‘and’

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What are the key structure points in ‘The Man He Killed’?

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Fractured sentences and punctuation to justify killing

Begins and ends with image of men in a bar

Juxtaposing stanzas- regular rhyme scheme with some internal rhyme highlights repetitive nature of war

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What are the key structure points in ‘Cousin Kate’?

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Alliteration and assonance

Regular rhyme scheme

Ballad

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What are the key structure points in ‘Half-Caste’?

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Non standard punctuation = conflict between rules of both his
cultures

Fractured sentences to shoe conflict

Repetition of ‘explain yuself’ demanding answers

Speaks directly to reader

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What are the key structure points in ‘Exposure’?

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Circular structure to show repetitive and inescapable nature of conflict

Rhetorical question/ ellipsis to show futility/ pointlessness of suffering

Regular and contrasting stanzas

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What are the key structure points in ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade’?

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Alliteration highlights brutal violence in war

Repetition (regular rhythm like beat of drum)

Two stressed syllables presenting idea of unity/ military formation

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What are the key structure points in ‘Catrin’?

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Alliteration and assonance mimics sounds of birth and intensifies conflict

One past stanza and present

Enjambment and fractured lines show tension

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What are the key structure points in ‘War Photographer’?

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Irregular structure echoes feeling of detachment/ bewilderment

Enjambment / fracture lines like images and memories

First half= life outside of war second half= effects of war

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What are the key structure points in ‘Belfast Confetti’?

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Alliterative sounds such as ‘K and F’ highlight the cracking of social order

1st stanza= past tense and sights of conflict
2nd stanza= present tense, sense of questions

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What are the key structure points in ‘The Class Game’?

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Repetition

One continuous stanza

AABB rhyming couplets gives lively humorous tone with serious messages

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What are the key structure points in ‘Poppies’?

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No rhyme shoes inability to control emotions/thoughts

Enjambment = trying to stay calm while her world collapses

Time connectives= split time frame/ time narrative

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What are the key structure points in ‘No Problem’?

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Lack of punctuation

Irregular structure reflects natural rhythm of speech

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What are the key structure points in ‘What Were They Like’?

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Questions in first half, answers in second half

Disjointed structure- enjambment highlights fragmented state of country/ culture

Free verse

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