🌿 Innisfree (Yeats Focus)
🧠 Poetic Devices
Nature in Poetry
🌱 Nature Knowledge
Mystery English
100

Which poet wrote about Innisfree? (FULL NAME)

William Butler Yeats

100

What is a simile?

A comparison using like or as

100

Name something you might find in a nature poem

Trees / rivers / animals / flowers (accept any natural element)

100

Name a type of tree

Oak / pine / birch

100

“What is a metaphor?”

A comparison that says something is something else

200

What device repeats sounds?

Alliteration (accept sibilance/assonance)

200

 Why do poets write about nature?

To express feelings / describe nature / create mood

200

What season comes after summer?

Autumn

200

What is structure in a poem?

How the poem is organised (stanzas, lines, order)

300

What does Yeats want to build at Innisfree?

A small cabin

300

What is personification?

Giving human qualities to non-human things

300

What mood can nature create?

Calm / peaceful / scary / tense

300

Name a habitat

Forest / ocean / desert / jungle

300

What is a connotation?

The implied meaning or associations of a word

400

Why is repetition used in “I will arise and go now”?

Emphasises desire to escape

400

“Which technique involves using weather to represent mood or atmosphere?”

pathetic fallacy.

400

“How can the same natural setting be presented in different ways by different poets?”

Through tone, language choices, and imagery—e.g. nature can be shown as peaceful or dangerous depending on the poet’s perspective


400

“Why are bees essential to the natural environment?”

Because they pollinate plants, helping them grow and reproduce

400

What is juxtaposition?

Placing contrasting ideas close together for effect

500

“What is the rhyme scheme of The Lake Isle of Innisfree?”

ABAB

500

“What technique is used when a line runs on to the next without punctuation?”

Enjambment

500

Why might a poet present nature as both beautiful and dangerous within the same poem?

To show the complexity of nature / that nature has both positive and negative sides / to reflect changing emotions or perspectives

500

What could happen to an ecosystem if one species disappears?

It can disrupt the food chain, causing imbalance and affecting other species

500

“What is the difference between tone and mood in a text?”

  • Tone = the writer’s attitude
  • Mood = the feeling created for the reader


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