Planning an extended written response on the Eduqas 2025 poetry anthology
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I can plan an extended comparative response.
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One way to help you organise poems in an anthology is to sort them into ‘mini-clusters’ by theme.
When you’re approaching a comparative question, begin by identifying the key theme.
Once you’ve established the key theme, consider how the named poem responds to the theme.
To choose a comparative poem, ensure you choose one with an overall similarity but nuanced differences.
One way to plan your answer is to create a multi-paragraph outline.
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