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This practice focuses on understanding imagery in literature, specifically how effective images convey meaning. Using the "Just as… So…" method, examine the impact of vivid imagery, such as the line "It's hotter than hell in here!" and analyze its effectiveness in portraying danger, such as with Spider-Man. Explore connections between hillwalking and frustrations, the contrast of "Big Smoke" in urban settings, and the transformation of city dwellers into a "mutant species." This exercise encourages critical thinking about literary symbolism and imagery.
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Further Imagery Practice “Why?” (2005)
Imagery questions often require you to show how the image is effective. Using the ‘Just as… So…’ method will help you to achieve this: • Try it together using the following image: “It’s hotter than hell in here!”
Show how the image of Spiderman (line 4) is effective at conveying the dangers of climbing mountains. 2 marks
Explain why some people relate “hillwalking to banging your head against a brick wall”. 2 marks
How does the reference to the “Big Smoke” provide an effective contrast in line 64? 2 marks
Why have “some city dwellers” turned into a “mutant species”(Line 65)? 2 marks
