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Year 10 English Review

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

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

a)

Irregular rhyme scheme

b)

Exclusive use of metaphors

c)

Frequent enjambment

d)

Rhyming couplet to end

2.

What is the central message of Sonnet 118?

a)

Beauty is immortal

b)

There is no such thing as beauty

c)

The person being addressed has beauty that will surpass time

d)

The person being addressed is not beautiful at all

3.

Which technique features most prominently in 'Chimney Sweep'

a)

Pathos

b)

Litotes

c)

Euphemism

d)

Anachronism

4.

Who is Mrs Pym?

a)

The woman Phillip is going to meet in France

b)

Phillip's mother

c)

A woman who helps Phillip's mother around the house

d)

Phillip's grandmother

5.

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

a)

She doesn't wave back when the ship departs

b)

She only packs one Union Jack

c)

She meticulously packs his luggage for him

d)

She doesn't teach him any French

6.

What is the historical context for 'The Black Ball'

a)

Modern day United States

b)

Modern Day United Kingdom

c)

South Africa during the period of segregration

d)

United States during the Jim Crow era of segregation

7.

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

a)

His enormous stature

b)

His bald head

c)

His goatee beard

d)

His shortness

8.

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

a)

Apostrophe

b)

Pathetic fallacy

c)

Misrelated participle

d)

Denouement

9.

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

a)

Narcissism

b)

Amnesia

c)

Synaesthesia

d)

Anaemia

10.

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

a)

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

b)

Paris, France

c)

London, UK

d)

Hanoi, Vietnam

11.

Which of the following forms does Nick not tranform into?

a)

A wooden stick

b)

A coin

c)

A dog

d)

A flock of birds

12.

Where does Nick live?

a)

Not far from Fairyland

b)

In Fairyland

c)

In a town near a wizard's tower

d)

In a town on a magic mountain

13.

What is the central argument of 'From an Essay on Man'?

a)

Humans have no need for spirituality

b)

Humans are entirely spiritual creatures

c)

Humans should not concern themselves with matters of spirituality

d)

Humans live in the space between the spiritual and the physical worlds

14.

What is an 'isthmus'?

a)

A thin stretch of land between two larger pieces of land

b)

A thin piece of land surrounded on three sides by water

c)

A group of islands

d)

A flat section of land surrounded by cliffs

15.

The speaker in 'Song, Love Armed' accuses love of doing what?

a)

Wounding her mercilessly

b)

Loving another

c)

Leaving her questions unanswered

d)

Loving her more than she can love in return

16.

What figure of speech is present in 'Oh, his mother was a whizz.'

a)

Metaphor

b)

Simile

c)

Personification

d)

Pathos

17.

Regular poetic structure could be indicative of? (2 answers)

a)

Monotony, tediousness, boredom

b)

Stability, order, dependability

c)

Chaos, disorder, disruption

d)

Spontaneity, genuineness, creativity

18.

What personal detail about Seamus Heaney adds important context to 'Follower'?

a)

His father did not approve of him becoming a writer.

b)

He was a very skilled and adept farmer.

c)

He lived through the Irish genocide.

d)

He lived in Northern Ireland during a period of context.

19.

What skill is being tested when you have to write a 'directed response'?

a)

Take the information from two texts to generate a new text for a different purpose.

b)

Summarise the information from a provided text.

c)

Reorganise information from a provided text.

d)

Create a counterargument to a provided text.

20.

What is meant by the term 'writing emulation'?

a)

Trying to mimic the style of another author

b)

Trying to generate a text that is entirely different to a provided example

c)

Trying to finish a story that someone else started

d)

Trying to change the tense and mood of a provided text, but keeping the characters and setting the same.