POETRY Answers should refer to the text and to such relevant features as word choice, tone, imagery, structure, content, rhythm, rhyme, theme, sound, ideas,

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POETRY Answers should refer to the text and to such relevant features as word choice, tone, imagery, structure, content, rhythm, rhyme, theme, sound, ideas, … With close textual reference, show how the ideas and/or language of this poem are similar or different to the ideas and/or language from at least one other poem by MacCaig which you have read. (8 marks)

Choose a poem which revealed something to you about human nature Choose a poem which revealed something to you about human nature. Show how the poet used poetic techniques to deepen your understanding of the theme. Choose a poem which has a sad atmosphere. Explain how the poet creates this atmosphere and go on to explain how this deepened your understanding of the theme of the poem. Choose a poem which made a lasting impression on you. Explain briefly what the poem is about, then, by referring to appropriate techniques, show how the poem has made this lasting impression. Choose a poem which features an encounter or an incident. By referring to appropriate techniques, show how the poet’s development of the encounter or incident leads you to a deeper understanding of the poem’s central concerns. Select a poem in which the poet describes a shocking scenario. Explain which aspects of the poet’s ideas provoked a strong response in you.