Sentence starters

Question 1

Beneath it’s apparent simplicity lurks an alternative vision of reality

Question 2

Comparative sentence structures:

Answer 2

• Whilst Williams uses white clothing to establish Blanche’s desire to appear young & appealing, Atwood uses the colour red to reinforce the sexual fertility of the young women but as a warning rather than a lure to partners
• Despite differing societies of the texts, both of these texts…

Question 3

Writer is…

Answer 3

• commenting
• exposing
• declaring
• criticising
• emphasising
• reinforcing
• echoing
• reflecting
• portraying
• attempting
• confirming
• highlighting
• exhibiting
• constructing
• concluding
• promulgating (publicizing/commenting)
• synthesizing
• including
• signaling
• writers {effective} description.. of ..
• encompassing
• incubating (cause/give support to the development of smth)
• there’s a delineation

Question 4

Adverbs:

Answer 4

• Potentially
• Seemingly
• Considerably
• Likely
• Possibly
• Deliberately
• Intentionally
• respectively
• initially
• profoundly
• purposely
• seamlessly
• irredeemably (not redeemable; incapable of being bought back or paid off. irremediable; irreparable; hopeless.)
• utterly (to an absolute or extreme degree : to the full extent)
• does indeed [use]

Question 5

After a point/In my opinion…

Answer 5

• Knowing this
• Here,
• it is evident that
• it is credible to argue that
• it is reasonable to advocate for
• one must consider
• it is possible to argue that

Question 6

Conclusion

Answer 6

• Finally, to characterise the writers presentation of women as merely [theme from question] is far too reductive. Rather, as [a poem] foretells, this is a collection of….
• these poems roughly track how women poets turned, twisted, and blasted open poetry’s forms, subjects, and institutions to make room for their experiences and their voices

Question 7

Contrast

Answer 7

• dichotomy; “a rigid dichotomy between science and mysticism”
• dissimilarity
• juxtaposition;
• divergence; “the divergence between primates and other groups”
• incongruity; there’s something incongruous about eating dessert before the main course.
• disparity; “economic disparities between different regions of the country”
• distinction; “I was completely unaware of class distinctions”
• chasm; “the chasm between rich and poor”
• conversely; “used to introduce a statement that contrasts with a previous statement or presents a differing interpretation or possibility “

Question 8

Literature throughout the ages has explored… [theme in the Q]

Answer 8

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Question 9

but this only serves [to emphasise the unconventional ideas]