To Autumn
As Imperceptibly as Grief
The Prelude
Death of a Naturalist
Valentine
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Who wrote To Autumn?

John Keats

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Where was the writer of this poem born?

Massachusetts, America

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Where was the writer of this poem born?

Lake District

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Where is the writer of this poem from?

Northern Ireland

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What is the extended metaphor in this poem

The onion is a metaphor for love

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What form of poetry does Keats use?

An ode

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What does Dickinson compare the passing of grief to?

Summer ending

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What form of poetry is this extract taken from?

An epic poem

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What's the device that demonstrates a change in feeling towards nature?

Volta

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How is an onion an appropriate gift for Valentine's?

It makes you cry, like love.

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How is Autumn described in the poem?

It's giving and it provides for it's people.

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When was Dickinson's poetry published?

After her death

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What does Wordsworth compare himself to as he's ice-skating?

'An untired horse'
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Name the device: "The great slime kings were gathered there for vengence"

Personification

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How does the speaker in the poem feel about Valentine's Day gifts?

Rejects them as they're cliche and lack meaning.
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Name the device: "Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness!"

Alliteration

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What does 'imperceptibly' mean?

Unnoticable/subtle

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What's the setting like at the start of the poem?

Winter evening = 'frosty season when the sun was set"

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Describe how the title links to the subject of the poem.

Naturalist = someone who's fascinated by nature. This metaphorically 'dies' as Heaney grows up and his feelings change.

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Descibe the structure of the poem.

Free verse/irregular = chaotic/disjointed.

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What can you say about the stanza structure of the poem?

It's regular and is written in iambic pentameter.

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Describe the tone at the end of the poem.

Positive/hopeful/accepting = 'our summer has made her light escape into the beautiful'

500

What part of Wordsworth's poem is this extract from? Name the title.

'Childhood and School-Time'

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What sort of language is used by Heaney to describe the frogs as theatening?

War/military language

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Quote the opening line from the poem.

"Not a red rose or a satin heart."

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