Literature Revision Shell 2025

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Literature Revision Shell 2025Version en ligne Literature revision par Juliana Cabrero A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A The title of the poem written by Philip Larkin that we read in class. Starts with B The colour of the car that ran over the boy's dog in the novel "Love That Dog" Contains C The later years of Sylvia Plath's life were particularly troubled, and she committed .... at the age of 30 (= she killed herself) Starts with D The title of the first poem we read in class this year. Starts with E Country where William Wordsworth was born. Contains F Surname of the author who wrote the poem "In Mrs Tilscher's Class". Starts with G In the poem Afternoons, the author refers to the park as the recreation ... Starts with H In the poem Afternoons, the author refers to the emptiness of afternoons as the .... of afternoons. Contains I Sylvia Plath's nationality Starts with J The name of the protagonist of the novel "Love That Dog". Contains K The colour of the opposite wall that is reflected in the poem "Mirror" Starts with L Surname of the author of the poem "Afternoons". Starts with M Literary device that compares two things, objects or people by saying that one is the other, without using "as" or "like" Contains N A poem that has 14 lines and a particular pattern of rhyme. Shakespeare wrote many of these. Contains O Sylvia Plath calls the candles or the .... liars in her poem "Mirror". Starts with P Surname of the author of the poem "Mirror". Starts with Q When you repeat the words that someone else has said or written Contains R Name of Jack's teacher in the novel "Love That Dog". Starts with S Jack's dog's name in the novel "Love That Dog". Starts with T Both the poems "Afternoons" and "Mirror" look from different perspectives at the effects of the passing of .... Starts with U In the poem "Afternoons", mothers understand that the kids need to be taken home when they try to find ... acorns. Starts with V Writing that is arranged in short lines with a regular rhythm; poetry. The opposite of prose. Starts with W Name and surname of the poet who wrote the poems "Daffodils" and "The excursion". Contains X In the poem "Mirror", the mirror claims that he is silver and .... and that he has no preconceptions. Contains Y Surname of the author of the poems "Blackberry Picking", "Follower" and "The Early Purges". Contains Z A related group of lines in a poem forming a unit, a verse.

Literature Revision Shell 2025Version en ligne

Literature revision

par Juliana Cabrero

Starts with A

The title of the poem written by Philip Larkin that we read in class.

Starts with B

The colour of the car that ran over the boy's dog in the novel "Love That Dog"

Contains C

The later years of Sylvia Plath's life were particularly troubled, and she committed .... at the age of 30 (= she killed herself)

Starts with D

The title of the first poem we read in class this year.

Starts with E

Country where William Wordsworth was born.

Contains F

Surname of the author who wrote the poem "In Mrs Tilscher's Class".

Starts with G

In the poem Afternoons, the author refers to the park as the recreation ...

Starts with H

In the poem Afternoons, the author refers to the emptiness of afternoons as the .... of afternoons.

Contains I

Sylvia Plath's nationality

Starts with J

The name of the protagonist of the novel "Love That Dog".

Contains K

The colour of the opposite wall that is reflected in the poem "Mirror"

Starts with L

Surname of the author of the poem "Afternoons".

Starts with M

Literary device that compares two things, objects or people by saying that one is the other, without using "as" or "like"

Contains N

A poem that has 14 lines and a particular pattern of rhyme. Shakespeare wrote many of these.

Contains O

Sylvia Plath calls the candles or the .... liars in her poem "Mirror".

Starts with P

Surname of the author of the poem "Mirror".

Starts with Q

When you repeat the words that someone else has said or written

Contains R

Name of Jack's teacher in the novel "Love That Dog".

Starts with S

Jack's dog's name in the novel "Love That Dog".

Starts with T

Both the poems "Afternoons" and "Mirror" look from different perspectives at the effects of the passing of ....

Starts with U

In the poem "Afternoons", mothers understand that the kids need to be taken home when they try to find ... acorns.

Starts with V

Writing that is arranged in short lines with a regular rhythm; poetry. The opposite of prose.

Starts with W

Name and surname of the poet who wrote the poems "Daffodils" and "The excursion".

Contains X

In the poem "Mirror", the mirror claims that he is silver and .... and that he has no preconceptions.

Contains Y

Surname of the author of the poems "Blackberry Picking", "Follower" and "The Early Purges".

Contains Z

A related group of lines in a poem forming a unit, a verse.

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Literature Revision Shell 2025Version en ligne

par Juliana Cabrero

Starts with A

The title of the poem written by Philip Larkin that we read in class.

Starts with B

The colour of the car that ran over the boy's dog in the novel "Love That Dog"

Contains C

The later years of Sylvia Plath's life were particularly troubled, and she committed .... at the age of 30 (= she killed herself)

Starts with D

The title of the first poem we read in class this year.

Starts with E

Country where William Wordsworth was born.

Contains F

Surname of the author who wrote the poem "In Mrs Tilscher's Class".

Starts with G

In the poem Afternoons, the author refers to the park as the recreation ...

Starts with H

In the poem Afternoons, the author refers to the emptiness of afternoons as the .... of afternoons.

Contains I

Sylvia Plath's nationality

Starts with J

The name of the protagonist of the novel "Love That Dog".

Contains K

The colour of the opposite wall that is reflected in the poem "Mirror"

Starts with L

Surname of the author of the poem "Afternoons".

Starts with M

Literary device that compares two things, objects or people by saying that one is the other, without using "as" or "like"

Contains N

A poem that has 14 lines and a particular pattern of rhyme. Shakespeare wrote many of these.

Contains O

Sylvia Plath calls the candles or the .... liars in her poem "Mirror".

Starts with P

Surname of the author of the poem "Mirror".

Starts with Q

When you repeat the words that someone else has said or written

Contains R

Name of Jack's teacher in the novel "Love That Dog".

Starts with S

Jack's dog's name in the novel "Love That Dog".

Starts with T

Both the poems "Afternoons" and "Mirror" look from different perspectives at the effects of the passing of ....

Starts with U

In the poem "Afternoons", mothers understand that the kids need to be taken home when they try to find ... acorns.

Starts with V

Writing that is arranged in short lines with a regular rhythm; poetry. The opposite of prose.

Starts with W

Name and surname of the poet who wrote the poems "Daffodils" and "The excursion".

Contains X

In the poem "Mirror", the mirror claims that he is silver and .... and that he has no preconceptions.

Contains Y

Surname of the author of the poems "Blackberry Picking", "Follower" and "The Early Purges".

Contains Z

A related group of lines in a poem forming a unit, a verse.