AQA GCSE English Literature · 8702
Paper 2
- Revise: Analysing an unseen poem
The attitude or feeling conveyed by a text’s voice and wording, such as tenderness, anger or uncertainty.
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GCSE English Literature · key term
The attitude conveyed by a speaker or writer, such as tenderness, bitterness or uncertainty.
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Paper 2
The attitude or feeling conveyed by a text’s voice and wording, such as tenderness, anger or uncertainty.
Paper 2
The attitude conveyed by a voice, such as tenderness, bitterness or uncertainty.
Discuss form and structure as well as language. Link a rhyme pattern, stanza arrangement, pause or change in tone to its effect in that particular poem.
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The attitude or feeling conveyed through a writer’s choices of words, sounds and structure.
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The attitude conveyed by a speaker or writer through language, rhythm and other choices.
Revise: I Wouldn't Thank You for a ValentineExamine the words used for it, the tone of the speaking voice and whether the ending confirms or changes the initial attitude.
The attitude conveyed by a speaker’s words, such as affection, anger, uncertainty or grief.
The attitude or feeling conveyed by a text’s voice and language.
The attitude conveyed by a poetic voice, such as admiration, bitterness or uncertainty.
The attitude conveyed by a speaker or writer, such as affection, resentment, confidence or uncertainty.
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The attitude or feeling conveyed by a speaker's words, such as uncertainty, bitterness or affection.