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How to approach the unseen poetry question

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How does the poem change as it develops?

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The easiest way to get marks for form is to consider whose perspective the poem is written from, whether it is written in free verse, and whether there are any phonetic spellings.

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Test yourself.

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Wordwall - Create better lessons quicker

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Blank verse - Non-rhyming poetry, usually written in the Iambic Pentameter., Oxymoron - A contradiction in terms or ideas in a poem or a piece of writing. , Tone - The attitude or feeling implied in a poem. , Refrain - When a line of poetry is repeated., Anaphora - In writing or speech, the deliberate repetition. of the first part of the sentence in order to achieve an artistic effect., Sibilance - Words which make or contain 's' or 'sh' sounds in a poem. , Semantic Field - A collection of words in a poem related to one theme.. , Synaesthesia - Invoking the senses within a poem. , Colloquialism - An informal way of writing to replicate a natural way of expressing thoughts or feelings. , Ambiguity - A word or expression that demonstrates two or more possible meanings. , Caesura - A full stop or other punctuation that demonstrates a change of thought process or subject within a poem., Sonnet - A poem consisting of 14 lines with 3 quatrains. , Volta - The turn in thought in a sonnet, often indicated by the words 'but', 'yet' or 'and yet'. , Extended Metaphor - A sustained single thought or subject that is repeated to demonstrate a consistent thought, image or idea in a poem. , enjambment - The continuation of a sentence without a pause beyond the end of a line, couplet, or stanza.,

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Blank verse - Non-rhyming poetry, usually written in the Iambic Pentameter., Oxymoron - A contradiction in terms or ideas in a poem or a piece of writing. , Tone - The attitude or feeling implied in a poem. , Refrain - When a line of poetry is repeated., Anaphora - In writing or speech, the deliberate repetition.

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There are some great poems available to read on this website. Remember, you will be given a poem post-1945.

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5 Techniques You Will Find in ANY Unseen Poem!

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5 Techniques You Will Find in ANY Unseen Poem!

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Five Literature Techniques You'll Find In ANY Unseen Poem | GCSE Poetry Devices + Free Revision Pack

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Marks and commentary on the final page.

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The grades and commentary for each response is on the final page.

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Exam Paper November 2020 Indicative Content

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Exam Paper November 2020 Indicative Content

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Exam Paper January 2020 Indicative Content

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Exam Paper January 2020 Indicative Content

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Exam Paper January 2019 Indicative Content

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Exam Paper January 2019 Indicative Content

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Sample Assessment Paper 2016 Indicative Content

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Sample Assessment Paper 2016 Indicative Content

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Ideas for the 2016 sample paper (this is the level that the exam board expect for unseen poetry).

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Sample Assessment 2016 Indicative Conent

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2016 sample paper.

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These sheets do not have questions, but you could create your own. Good analysis practice with prompts.

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These questions are written in the style of the exam.