The tyger - Guides d'étude, Notes de cours & Résumés

Poetry annotations for The shephard, The ecchoing green, the lamb, the little black boy, the chimney sweeper, the little boy lost, the little boy found, laughing song, the divine image, holy thursday, night, spring, nurse's song, HOLY THURSDAY, The little girl lost, the little girl found, the tyger, london and the human abstract. detailed and A star level.

Questions from past papers for iGCSE English Literature Poetry Comparisons from Anthology (The Tyger, Prayer Before Birth, If, Piano, Half-Caste, Hide and Seek, My Last Duchess, La Belle Dame Sans Merci, Don Not Go Gentle Into that Good Night.....etc) WITH ADDITIONAL REVISION NOTES (PRIMARILY ON POINTS OF COMPARISON e.g. childhood memories/ lessons in life/ power/ love/ suffering....)

2 © OCR 2023 H474/02 Jun23 Section A Poetry: stylistic analysis William Blake Emily Dickinson Seamus Heaney Eavan Boland Carol Ann Duffy Jacob Sam-La Rose Answer one question from this section. You should spend about one hour on this section. 1 William Blake Explore how Blake presents ideas about the process of creation in ‘The Tyger’ and make connections with one or two other poems from your collection. You should consider Blake’s use of poetic and stylistic techniques and...

Read the excerpt below and answer the question. When the stars threw down their spears ("The Tyger," line 17) These words are an example of _____. Personification William Blake lived between the Neoclassical and _____ periods. Romantic What type of scene does Blake set for "The Lamb"? Pastoral Read the excerpt below and answer the question. In what distant deeps or skies Burnt the fire of thine eyes? ("The Tyger," lines 5-6) In this excerpt, Blake is using what figure of...

Skeletal essay on how power in presented in THE TYGER and MY LAST DUCHESS

Analysis of THE TYGER - WILLIAM BLAKE

Extremely detailed A* essay plan page/summary for Blake's 'The Tyger' Contains perceptive and nuanced assertions of high level context, language analysis, arguments and themes. Undergraduate level analysis for A-Level English Literature Unit 3: Poetry, The Romantic Poets

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Which of the following was written closest in time to the literary English Renaissance? - Answer Beowulf deus ex machina - Answer other external intervention Which of the following is "descriptive grammar?" - Answer Naming the parts of speech A peer review results in another analysis of data and revision. What does this indicate about the writing process? - Answer It is recursive. Students who learn to expand on simple sentences are demonstrating _________. - Answer Intrasential gr...

Here’s a full breakdown of the ideas in ‘The Tyger’ by Wiliam Blake, tailored towards GCSE / IGCSE students but also useful for those studying at a higher level. Enjoy! Includes: THE POEM VOCABULARY STORY SPEAKER/VOICE LANGUAGE STRUCTURE/FORM ATTITUDES CONTEXT THEMES