AQA GCSE English Literature · 8702
Paper 1, Paper 2
A repeated line or group of lines in a song or poem.
Revise: Act 2The song's two stanzas, alternating rhymes and recurring refrain make its advice memorable. Its movement from sorrow to the cheerful “Hey nonny, nonny” turns disappointment into shared entertainment. This can sound liberating: women are encouraged to stop grieving over unreliable men.
- Revise: Power and Conflict overview
A word, phrase or line repeated at intervals in a poem.
- Revise: The Charge of the Light Brigade
A word, phrase or line that returns at intervals in a poem, often reinforcing an idea or showing how it changes.
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- Revise: Exposure
A line or phrase repeated at intervals in a poem. In Exposure, “But nothing happens” repeatedly interrupts the descriptions of suffering.
- Revise: Bayonet Charge
A repeated word, phrase or line in a poem or song.
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A repeated word, phrase or passage in a poem or song.