题型：任务型阅读 题类： 难易度：普通
人教版高中英语选择性必修第三册单元素养评估卷
If poetry is not your cup of tea, then you will be afraid of the assignments that ask you to analyse poetry. However, even though you "hate" poetry, your final analysis may find you citing(引用) lines from Emily Dickinson or Edgar Allen Poe. .
Select the poem carefully. In a poem analysis, you will generally be given a selection of two or three poems. You must pick one to analyse. Be careful. Sometimes the shorter poems are very difficult poems. Often, longer poems are more like stories.
Research the poet. There will be research already performed on the poet you've selected. Often the poet's personal life has a direct effect on his or her works.
Research the poem. If you are analysing a poem, it is probably quite well known. Research and read about the poem. Other literary criticism can help you in your analysis. You must come up with a new thought and a new analysis for the poem. Simply copying someone else's ideas will not be enough.
Your outline should consist of an introduction, a thesis statement(论点), three pieces of analysis, and a conclusion to bring it all together. Put these basic sentences into an outline structure, which will make the writing of the paper much easier.
A. Create an outline.
B. Communicate with other readers first.
C. Here are some tips that help you analyse a poem.
D. However, remember not to copy, or ignore the original poem.
E. Many students select short poetry as their preference for analysis.
F. Read about the poet's life, history and style as you begin your analysis.
G. Become familiar with different poem structures before you finish the analysis.
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