an afternoon nap
The Road
Touch and Go
Pride and Prejudice
A Midsummer Night's Dream
100

Who is the poet and where is he from?

Arthur Yap from Singapore

100

Who is the poet and where is she from?

Nancy Fotheringham Cato from Australia

100

Who is the poet and where are they from?

Stevie Smith from England

100

Where does Elizabeth and her family live?

Longbourne

100

Who is the leader of the Mechanicals (director)?

Peter Quince

200

What visual and auditory imagery is used to portray the mother?

Descriptions that make her seem like an ape.

200

What type of poem is 'The Road'?

A ballad

200

What does 'touch and go' mean?

Something is uncertain.

200

Who is Elizabeth's uncle and aunty?

The Gardiners

200

Who said: "I know a bank where the wild thyme blows,
Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows..."

Oberon

300

What is the main message of the poem?

The cost of parental pressure to succeed.

300

What is the overall tone of the poem?

Hopeful

300
What does man represent?

all mankind / humanity

300

When Mr Bingley and his company decide to suddenly leave where do they go?

London

300

Who said: "The man shall have his mare again, and all shall be well."

Puck

400

What is a concept explored in the poem?

Tiger parenting

400

What type of stanzas are used?

Cinquains

400

What is the author anxious about in this poem?

Humanity's ability to move forward after WWII

400

How is Lady Catherine De Bourg related to Mr Darcy?

She is his aunty

400

What is Duke Theseus doing when he finds the lovers asleep in the woods?

Hunting with Hippolyta, Egeus and others.

500
What is the irony in the poem?

The mother thinks she is being a good mother but in reality her actions are hurting the boy.

500

What is the effect of the enjambment?

It adds momentum to the poem matching the movements the speaker describes.

500

What style of poem is this?

Allegorical

500

When was the novel written?

1797

500

What royal was Shakespeare trying to appeal to by having strong female characters like Titania and Hermia who challenged patriarchal rule.

Queen Elizabeth I