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Froggy Jumps Year 9 - Spring RevisionOnline version Year 9 - Spring Revision by Miss Nelson 1 The poem Hurricane Hits England explores.... a Identity b Freindship c War 2 The hurricane symbolises.... a Peace b Chaos and identity change c Happiness 3 A shift from third to first person shows... a Personal connection b Weakness c Confusion 4 References to deities show.... a Religion and cultural identity b Plot c Weakness 5 Connotations refer to... a Literal meaning b Deeper meanings c Structure 6 A stanza is... a A paragraph in poetry b A rhyme c A line in poetry 7 A refrain is... a A repeated line/phrase b A repeated metaphor c A noun 8 Anaphora is... a A question b A pattern of verbage c Repetition at the start 9 Rhetorical questions are used to... a Engage audience b To confuse the audience c To end a responce 10 What persuasive hook have we learned? a The word can be.. b Thank you for having me... c Imagine a world... 11 Does/does not” sentence shows... a Desciption b Setting c Contrast 12 In the poem Search for My Tongue, the “tongue” is a metaphor for.... a Language b Voice c Food 13 Losing language suggests..... a Growth b Power c Loss of identity 14 Gujarati in the poem represents.... a Native identity b Confusion c Weakness 15 A motif is... a Repeated idea b One clear idea c An extended simile 16 A semantic field is.... a Clear paragraphs b Dynamic sentence lengths c Group of related words 17 Register means.... a Vocabulary level/formality b Grammar c Puntuation 18 The poem Havisham reflects... a War b 19th century gender roles c Modern life 19 Patriarchal society means... a Male-dominated b Female power c Equal power 20 Free verse suggests... a Rhyme b Lack of structure/freedom c Control 21 Medusa explores... a Jealousy b Love c Happiness 22 What is sibliance? a Repeated 's' or 'sh' sound b When two words rhyme c Purposeful pauses 23 Extended metaphor is a.... a Continued comparison b A pattern of verbs c A rhetorical question 24 Plosive sounds create... a A calm tone b A harsh impact c A soft tone 25 Allusion refers to.... a Multiple similes b When you talk directly to the audience c Reference to another idea 26 In the poem Checking Out Me History "Dem" suggests.. a Anger b Colloquial voice c Formal voice 27 Monosyllabic words create... a A harsh tone b A joyful tone c Rhythm 28 An imperative sentence... a Describes b Commands c Explains 29 A persuasive conclusion should ... a Be short only b Be unclear c Be impactful 30 A motif helps... a To reinforce ideas b Confuse the reader c End text

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Year 9 - Spring RevisionOnline version

by Miss Nelson

The poem Hurricane Hits England explores....

The hurricane symbolises....

A shift from third to first person shows...

References to deities show....

Connotations refer to...

A stanza is...

A refrain is...

Anaphora is...

Rhetorical questions are used to...

What persuasive hook have we learned?

Does/does not” sentence shows...

In the poem Search for My Tongue, the “tongue” is a metaphor for....

Losing language suggests.....

Gujarati in the poem represents....

A motif is...

A semantic field is....

Register means....

The poem Havisham reflects...

Patriarchal society means...

Free verse suggests...

Medusa explores...

What is sibliance?

Extended metaphor is a....

Plosive sounds create...

Allusion refers to....

In the poem Checking Out Me History "Dem" suggests..

Monosyllabic words create...

An imperative sentence...

A persuasive conclusion should ...

A motif helps...