AC9E6LE04 • Test
Sound and Imagery in Literary Texts
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- Students analyse rhythm, rhyme, alliteration, assonance, onomatopoeia, repetition and sensory or figurative imagery and connect these choices to mood, pace, emphasis and theme.
- Example: Sound works through performance and stress, not spelling alone. Explain the choice within its line, stanza or narrative moment.
- Common trap: Rhyme considered the only sound device. Analyse stress, repetition and internal sounds.
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