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Purpose of this booklet.  \n2. What the exam looks like  \n3. Understanding the assessment objectives  \n4. Differences between language, structure and form  \n5. The Poetry Moves  \n6. Annotation of a poem  \n7. Converting notes into an essay  \n8. Practice poems for Section C Question 1  \n9. Section C Question 2: The unseen comparison  \n10. Practice poems for Section C Question 2  \n11. Mark Scheme  \n12. Sentence starters  \n13. Core knowledge  \n14. Other links and resources  \nThe purpose of this booklet.  \n􀂃 This homework booklet has been designed as a revision guide. It will help you to practise the skills you will need to answer the unseen poetry questions.  \n􀂃 There are six sample questions which you can work your way through as either timed or untimed tasks.  \n􀂃 The last task is a formal assessment which you can give to your teacher for written feedback and a grade.  \n􀂃 Sample answers have been provided so that you may check your responses against them to see where your current standard rests.  \n􀂃 There are links to online resources which may help to strengthen your understanding of the unseen poetry questions.  \nFAQs  \n􀂃 What is the unseen poetry question about?  \nIt is about comparing the poets’ ideas and language in two short modern poems you haven’t seen before. Examiners are interested in what you make of the poems and how they affect you. You can revise this question by reading through class notes and practising past questions. This is where this booklet will help you.  \n􀂃 When will I be tested on unseen poetry?  \nThe unseen poetry assessment appears on the English Literature exam on paper 2 section C.  \n􀂃 How much is the unseen poetry worth?  \nIt is worth 32 marks in total, which is around 25% of the total English Literature GCSE.  \nWhat do I need to do?  \n􀂃 You will read a modern poem and write an essay on how the poet presents their ideas and which methods they use to show these ideas. It is marked equally for AO1 and AO2 . It is worth 24 marks.  \n􀂃 Next, you will be asked to read a second, shorter modern poem. You will compare the poets’ attitudes and how they use language to suggest these. This piece is only marked for A02 and is worth 8 marks. Aim for 1-2 SWAn paragraphs.  \nPart b) In both ‘Poem for My Sister’ and ‘To a Daughter Leaving Home’ the speakers describe feelings about watching someone they love grow up. What are the similarities and/or differences between the ways the poets present those feelings? (8 marks)   \nNotice, there are two tasks. The first task is an essay on one unseen modern poem. It will be about familiar topics like family relationships, nature and experiences. Here, you will be assessed for AO1 (understanding) and AO2 (understanding) . The second task is a short comparison with another poem, which is linked by theme. This task is an extended SWAn, which will assess AO2 only. Students usually pick out one image and one element of the form or structure to compare in both poems e.g. compare the use of the metaphor and the rhyme in both poems.  \nIt is worth noting at this stage that it is your interpretation of the poem which is important, rather than knowing the right answer. The unseen poetry section is about giving students a poem they haven’t had a chance to prepare and seeing what you make of it. The examiners want you to know that they “are looking to reward a candidate for their comments” and praise the overall quality of the response. This means you will receive the most marks for engaging with the poem’sideas and forming a clear, critical argument on how the poet presents the speaker’s feelings about it. 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