Macbeth
Poetry Anthology
Art of Rhetoric
Language Paper 1
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What era was Macbeth written in?

Jacobean Era

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Who wrote Exposure?

Wilfred Owen

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Who was Aristotle?

A Greek philosopher who coined the term 'Art of Rhetoric'

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What does Q1 test you on?

It asks you to list 4 things about the text 

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Which poem has two stanzas- questioner and responder?

What Were They Like
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What is Macbeth's title before meeting the witches or winning the battle?

Thane of Glamis

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What war is The Man He Killed about?

Boer War

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What is ethos?

Convincing the audience you are credible and trustworthy

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What is the focus of Q2?

Writer’s use of language

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Why is Macbeth considered a tragedy?

The main character dies at the end 

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What is regicide?

The killing of a king or monarch

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Define “enjambment”

The continuation of a sentence from one line to the next without pause

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Define “anaphora”

The repetition of a phrase at the beginning of successive clauses

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Name 3 language techniques often used in Q2

Simile, metaphor, sibilance, personification, alliteration

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Write an example of dialysis

Either we get this question right or we lose all our points!

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What does hamartia mean?

A character's tragic flaw that leads to a character's downfall
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Identify and explain the use of personification in Exposure.

“Merciless iced east winds that knive us” uses personification — the wind is personified as a weapon, conveying the brutality of nature in war

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What appeal is used in: “Unprecedented changes... 50% CO2”?

Logos – appealing to logic and facts in argument

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What structure features could you mention in Q3? List 3. 

Setting, character, flashback, dialogue, zoom in, in medias res

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What is the name of Macbeth's castle?

Dunsinane

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How is Lady Macbeth presented as powerful in Act 1? (Use a quote) 

Lady Macbeth is presented as domineering and powerful. E.g., “We’ll not fail” shows her confidence and ability to manipulate Macbeth

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How does What Were They Like? present cultural destruction?

The poem shows how war erases traditions and humanity. The culture of Vietnam is lost due to violence


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Explain the effect of a triplet in a persuasive speech.

Triplets (e.g., “make a difference, make a change, make a better future”) create rhythm and emphasis, making messages more memorable


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What’s a successful way to evaluate in Q4? Give a sentence starter for an opening statement. 

I agree with the statement as the writer successfully uses both language and structure to present... 

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Name that device: It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. 

Antithesis