Year 10 English Review

Which of the following is a typical feature of a Shakespearean sonnet?

• Irregular rhyme scheme

• Exclusive use of metaphors

• Frequent enjambment

• Rhyming couplet to end

What is the central message of Sonnet 118?

• Beauty is immortal

• There is no such thing as beauty

• The person being addressed has beauty that will surpass time

• The person being addressed is not beautiful at all

Which technique features most prominently in 'Chimney Sweep'

• Pathos

• Litotes

• Euphemism

• Anachronism

Who is Mrs Pym?

• The woman Phillip is going to meet in France

• Phillip's mother

• A woman who helps Phillip's mother around the house

• Phillip's grandmother

What action does Phillip's mother do that makes him question her love for him in 'Showing the Flag'

• She doesn't wave back when the ship departs

• She only packs one Union Jack

• She meticulously packs his luggage for him

• She doesn't teach him any French

What is the historical context for 'The Black Ball'

• Modern day United States

• Modern Day United Kingdom

• South Africa during the period of segregration

• United States during the Jim Crow era of segregation

What physical feature did young Atilla have that Rosie has continued to remember, despite her memory loss.

• His enormous stature

• His bald head

• His goatee beard

• His shortness

Which of the following techniques is present in 'Report to Wordsworth'

• Apostrophe

• Pathetic fallacy

• Misrelated participle

• Denouement

What condition does the narrator of 'The Man Who Walked on the Moon' suffer from?

• Narcissism

• Amnesia

• Synaesthesia

• Anaemia

Where is 'The Man Who Walked on the Moon' set?

• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• Paris, France

• London, UK

• Hanoi, Vietnam