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To What Extent do you agree that in her poetry Duffy explores “a sense of alienation and a turning away from the past”	Not rated
To what extent do you agree with the view that Duffy presents the female characters in The World’s Wife as victims? Refer to 2 or 3 of the poems we have studied so far in your answer.	Not rated
Use of Language in Cat and a Hot Tin Roof	Not rated
What are our first impressions of the Davidsons from the opening pages of Rain by W. Somerset Maugham.	Not rated
What do you find distinctive about Duffy's use of dramatic monologue?	Not rated
What do you find interesting about the way Duffy presents loving relationships in three poems in this collection?	Not rated
What similarities and differences have you noticed in	Not rated
Which Poem do you feel is more effective in conveying the plight of the main character?	Not rated
Why does Carol Ann Duffy put Little Red Cap at the beginning of the collection and Demeter at the end? How effective do you think they are as first and last poems?	Not rated
Write a poem in which you describe something that happened to you as a child.Try to express your feelings then and now.	Not rated
Write about three poems on freedom: On Liberty and Slavery (George Moses Horton), Sympathy (Paul Laurence Dunbar) and Caged Bird (Maya Angelou).	Not rated
„Captain Corelli’s Mandolin“How do the language and classical allusions in this chapter present Dr. Iannis and his way of thinking? In your answer you should:à Look closely at the use of language and narrative method	Not rated
“A Gift” Commentary In the extract form A Gift, Rahila Gupta strives to draw parallels between both the blurriness of the structure	Not rated
“Duffy expresses her social criticism by giving voices to characters who reveal their lives as being without purpose.”	Not rated
“In Mrs. Tilscher’s Class” by Carol Ann Duffy deals with one central theme. The theme of growing up is the main idea within the poem and is repeatedly imprinted throughout the poet’s childhood	Not rated

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