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1,155 prompts matching "Literature Quiz: The style of a poem"

Literature Feedback β€” Identifying rhyme and rhythm in a poem

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Listening & Speaking Quiz β€” Finding rhyming words for a line of my own

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Literature Quiz β€” Identifying and dramatising monologue and dialogue in a play

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Grammar Quiz β€” Adverbial clauses of purpose, such as 'so that'

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Writing Quiz β€” Writing a descriptive essay on 'My Community', then...

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JSS2 Literature: The methods a writer uses to present character in Above the Mirage

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JSS2 Literature: Classifying poems by type in United We Stand

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JSS2 Literature: Classifying poems by type and placing a set poem within a type in Lokoja

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JSS2 Literature Comparison: The Thinking Head versus Lokoja

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JSS2 Literature: Comparing two poems for similarities and differences in subject in Lokoja

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JSS2 Literature Comparison: a Nigerian one-act play versus Somayina: The Little Orphan

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JSS2 Oral English: The full year 8 oral programme across all six waec test of orals areas

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JSS2 Literature: Reviewing the year's prose in Somayina, a Nigerian one-act play

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JSS2 Grammar Deep Dive: The nine functions of an adverbial clause

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Literature β€” narrative point of view

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Literature β€” methods of characterisation

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Grammar β€” consolidation of the five phrase types

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The shape of an expository essay

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The poet's language in a set poem

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Finding the points of an unseen passage

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