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1 Song Analysis Listen to Song Vocabulary List
Year 9 Song Analysis Listen to Song Vocabulary List

2 Song: “My Generation” Listen to the song

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4 Vocabulary List Next week, you will be quizzed on your knowledge of the spelling and definition of your glossary list.

5 The List Identity: an individual’s distinct characteristics
Characterise: to identify a key aspect of something Chorus: a part of a song that is repeated or sung by a group Repetition: to repeat a word or phrase Stanza: a group of lines separated like a paragraph Stereotype: commonly held public belief about specific types of people Persuasion: to cause somebody to have a certain viewpoint

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