Eduqas GCSE English Literature Poetry Key Messages
Description: Eduqas GCSE English Literature Poetry Key Messages Sample questions: Component 1 Section B: Poetry (given poem) Read the poem below, A Wife in London, by Thomas Hardy. A Wife in London is a poem about loss. How does Thomas Hardy present
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slide1. Eduqas GCSE English Literature
Poetry Key Messages<br>
slide2. Sample questions: Component 1 Section B: Poetry (given poem) Read the poem below, A Wife in London, by Thomas Hardy.
A Wife in London is a poem about loss. How does Thomas Hardy present loss in the poem? Remember to refer to the contexts of the poem in your answer. [15]
(The poem is printed on the page and a list of all the anthology poems is printed on the facing page)<br>
slide3. Approaching the Poetry anthology question (given poem)<br>
slide4. Sample questions: Component 1 Section B: Poetry (comparison) Choose one other poem from the anthology in which the poet also writes about loss.
Compare the way the poet presents loss in your chosen poem with the way Thomas Hardy presents loss in A Wife in London. [25]
In your answer you should compare:
• the content and structure of the poems – what they are about and how they are organized
• how the writers create effects, using appropriate terminology where relevant
• the contexts of the poems, and how these may have influenced the ideas in them<br>
slide5. Approaching the Poetry anthology comparison question<br>
slide6. Eduqas resources to support teaching of the poetry anthology Eduqas Poetry Anthology Resources
Using contexts effectively in response to poetry
GCSE English Literature Component 1<br>
slide7. Sample questions: Component 2 Section C: Unseen Poetry Read the two poems, Yesterday by Patricia Pogson and Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden. Both poems describe the relationship between a parent and a child.
Write about the poem Yesterday by Patricia Pogson, and its effect on you. [15]
You may wish to consider:
• what the poem is about and how it is organised
• the ideas the poet may have wanted us to think about
• the poet’s choice of words, phrases and images and the effects they create
• how you respond to the poem<br>
slide8. Sample questions: Component 2 Section C: Unseen Poetry Now compare Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden, and Yesterday by Patricia Pogson. [25]
You should compare:
• what the poems are about and how they are organized
• the ideas the poets may have wanted us to think about
• the poets’ choice of words, phrases and images and the effects they create
• how you respond to the poems<br>
slide9. Approaching the unseen poetry questions<br>
slide10. Eduqas resources to support teaching of Component 2 Approaches to 19th Century Texts
Approaches to Unseen Poetry
GCSE English Literature Component 2<br>
Poetry Key Messages<br>
slide2. Sample questions: Component 1 Section B: Poetry (given poem) Read the poem below, A Wife in London, by Thomas Hardy.
A Wife in London is a poem about loss. How does Thomas Hardy present loss in the poem? Remember to refer to the contexts of the poem in your answer. [15]
(The poem is printed on the page and a list of all the anthology poems is printed on the facing page)<br>
slide3. Approaching the Poetry anthology question (given poem)<br>
slide4. Sample questions: Component 1 Section B: Poetry (comparison) Choose one other poem from the anthology in which the poet also writes about loss.
Compare the way the poet presents loss in your chosen poem with the way Thomas Hardy presents loss in A Wife in London. [25]
In your answer you should compare:
• the content and structure of the poems – what they are about and how they are organized
• how the writers create effects, using appropriate terminology where relevant
• the contexts of the poems, and how these may have influenced the ideas in them<br>
slide5. Approaching the Poetry anthology comparison question<br>
slide6. Eduqas resources to support teaching of the poetry anthology Eduqas Poetry Anthology Resources
Using contexts effectively in response to poetry
GCSE English Literature Component 1<br>
slide7. Sample questions: Component 2 Section C: Unseen Poetry Read the two poems, Yesterday by Patricia Pogson and Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden. Both poems describe the relationship between a parent and a child.
Write about the poem Yesterday by Patricia Pogson, and its effect on you. [15]
You may wish to consider:
• what the poem is about and how it is organised
• the ideas the poet may have wanted us to think about
• the poet’s choice of words, phrases and images and the effects they create
• how you respond to the poem<br>
slide8. Sample questions: Component 2 Section C: Unseen Poetry Now compare Those Winter Sundays by Robert Hayden, and Yesterday by Patricia Pogson. [25]
You should compare:
• what the poems are about and how they are organized
• the ideas the poets may have wanted us to think about
• the poets’ choice of words, phrases and images and the effects they create
• how you respond to the poems<br>
slide9. Approaching the unseen poetry questions<br>
slide10. Eduqas resources to support teaching of Component 2 Approaches to 19th Century Texts
Approaches to Unseen Poetry
GCSE English Literature Component 2<br>