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    The document provides a template for analyzing and comparing poems. It includes sections for pointing out themes, quoting evidence from the poems, identifying language features, and comparing the poems by discussing ideas and how they are similar or different. Responses would analyze at least two poems using this template to thoroughly engage with the writers' intents and meanings through close examination of quotes, language features, and comparisons between the works.

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    The document provides a template for analyzing and comparing poems. It includes sections for pointing out themes, quoting evidence from the poems, identifying language features, and comparing the poems by discussing ideas and how they are similar or different. Responses would analyze at least two poems using this template to thoroughly engage with the writers' intents and meanings through close examination of quotes, language features, and comparisons between the works.

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    The document provides a template for analyzing and comparing poems. It includes sections for pointing out themes, quoting evidence from the poems, identifying language features, and comparing the poems by discussing ideas and how they are similar or different. Responses would analyze at least two poems using this template to thoroughly engage with the writers' intents and meanings through close examination of quotes, language features, and comparisons between the works.

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    Point: 1-2 sentences.

    Be clear, Evidence: List 1-2 quotations from Features: Identify at least one Comparison: Note down at least 2-3
    concise and use the keyword from each poem which support your language or structure feature in ideas, based on your quotation and
    the Q. Engage with the writer’s point each quotation and make notes on point for this paragraph which
    intent (why) what you would say under each details how the poems are
    heading similar/different
    “Firstly, Kipling presents feelings This is illustrated when …. Effect on reader 1.
    of… whereas/and similarly Alternate interpretations 2.
    Thomas…. Perhaps they do this to…’ Link to question 3.
    Message/intent
    Effect on reader 1.
    Alternate interpretations 2.
    Link to question 3.
    Message/intent
    Effect on reader 1.
    Alternate interpretations 2.
    Link to question 3.
    Message/intent
    Effect on reader 1.
    Alternate interpretations 2.
    Link to question 3.
    Message/intent

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