To Autumn Flashcards

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C. When was it written

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1820

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C. What was the poem inspired by

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A country walk

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C. What type of poet was Keats

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Romantic

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C. who did Keats loose young

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His parents

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C. What age did Keats die

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25

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T. What is ‘to’

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An ode praising autumn directly addressing it

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Ov. What do alliteration and sibilance do

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Give a relaxed feel as Keats celebrates autumns atmosphere

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O. What is autumn a time off

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Plenty “over brimmed”

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O. What happens in the last stanza

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The season coming to an end recognises death

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10
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Org. What does stanza one represent

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Early autumn

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Org. What does stanza two represent

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Middle autumn

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Org. What does stanza three have

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An extra line emphasises autumn as a time of plenty

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L. “Maturing sun”

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Fruitfulness as time of plenty autumn female sun male produce fruits together

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L. “Plump, more , overbrimmed”

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Semantic field of plenty

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L. Stanza 2 “asleep, drowsed”

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Semantic field of peacefulness

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L. Stanza 3 “dying day”

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Pleasure dull sound represents death

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L. “Waitful,mourn”

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Semantic field of death

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L. “Gathering swallows twitter in the sky”

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Final image of birds leaving to Africa for winter negative as things come to an end positive spring will return

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S. What is the speakers views of nature

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Reflective thoughtful appreciative of nature

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S. Who does the speaker learn from

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Nature