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Cool Beans Who Are Writing Fiends
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Is this a metaphor?
No
Yes
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Life is like a rotten banana; peel back the layers and all you’ll find is a greater stench with a squished up inside
Simile
Yum
Metaphor
Yuck
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I read poems by young people from all over the world, their voices getting louder and stronger through the pages.
Hyperbole
Metaphor
Listing
Simile
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What are these?
Leeches
Tadpoles
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What is the nickname of the sea slug in the picture?
Ribbon Dancer
Pokemon
Spanish Shawl
Flame Thrower
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She’s a little out there sometimes
Euphemism
Verbal irony
Understatement
Consonance
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What can you write with in your exam?
Pencil
Your phalanges if you have SAC
Blue or black pen
Any colour pen
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She plays with her hair and clothes like a bored child, moving and fixing herself until she's satisfied
Metaphor
Simile
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...I’m vomiting blood. I try to breathe through the soupy liquid filling my throat and dribbling out of my nose.
Visual imagery
Auditory imagery
Olfactory imagery
Tactile imagery
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Expert opinion, quotes, statistics are all used to add what to a text?
Colour
Validity
Emotion
Confusion
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Figurative language is ...
Language which is a 'figure of speech' e.g. metaphor, simile
Language which states reality exactly as it is.
Factual language
Language that is not literal
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a sense of freedom gushed through me as the wind swept passed me
1st person narration
Happy tone
Tactile imagery
Metaphor
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Devious, mischievous and a little bit tedious
Listing
Assonance
Swag
Rhyme
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What be this?
An unachievable goal
Multistructural
Relational
Extended Abstract
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Right in the middle of Cuba St, this is in the heart of the city.
Personification
Diction
Bucket Fountain
Contrast
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The food is like a piece of art; it almost feels wrong to eat.
Metaphor
Simile
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Shook, shook, shook, boosting over in my fine-dining appropriate workpants
Imagery
Sensory imagery
Auditory imagery
Onomatopoeioa
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What's the M in MEAL
Maeveisafool
Main point
Maeveiscool
Main idea
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It gets darker and darker even with all these lights around me, I can’t see anymore.
Repetition
Tense mood
First-person narration
Deep
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She utters “nipples are the eyes of the face, and you’ve got wonderful nipples”. Poetically, she's a mastermind.
Simile
Metaphor
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How many texts will you read in the Unfamiliar Texts exam?
Tahi
Toru
Rua
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(what's the) TEE (sis?)
Colloquial language
Pun
Slang
Clever
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What sort of language often appeals to the largest readership?
Emotive language
Formal language
Foreign language
Colloquial language
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I wake and brush knots of sleep from my hair. I rub crystallized dreams out of the corners of my eyes
Simile
Metaphor
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What is probably the longest part of your MEAL paragraph?
Link
Analysis
Main idea
Examples
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Cobwebs float around in their groups, dancing to the light breeze.
Personification
Imagery
Listing
Mysterious atmosphere
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The sharp cold air around me stings my lungs, with every breath my mouth gets dryer.
Tactile imagery
Visual imagery
Olfactory imagery
Auditory imagery
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The jaw-dropping aesthetic and the sheer difficulty of the game alone made us all ecstatic.
Metaphor
Hyperbole
CupHead
Tetris
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Luck or luck
🐠
👙
🥼
🧶
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What can't you bring into your English exam?
Your mum
Confidence
More than two pens
Notes
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What should you do the night before your exam?
Re-watch all the Studytime clips
Eat a big feed
Some last minute study
Have a good moe
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Which sentence is an example of Parallel Structure?
Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers.
She likes hiking, skiing, and camping.
The rain in Spain falls gently on the plain.
Finish your homework, you will; complain, you will not.
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The smell of gol gappas, the best kind that is only found in Delhi, fill my nostrils as I take a deep breath.
Tactile imagery
Olfactory imagery
Auditory imagery
Gustatory imagery
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It looked old and worn like a well-loved teddy bear.
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Zoomorphism
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sour patch kids wrappers that crunch together like dried up leaves overflow the bedside table.
Specific details
Auditory Imagery
Metaphor
Simile
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What are those?
TADPOLES
LEECHES
CREATURE
SNAILS
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But as I’m embraced by her, I’m conflicted. She locked me up for millennia, with no comforting, no repent, nothing.
Simile
1st person narrative POV
Hyperbole
Omg this is amazing
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Personification is
Use of concrete imagery
When something that is NOT human is given a human quality
A play on words
Giving humans animal characteristics
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to me she was the air I breathe, the melody of my favourite song...the smell of wonderfully made coffee
Imagery
Jargon
Listing
Metaphor
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Current world events that are handled by men with way too much money and egos bigger than the weapons they're using
Hyperbole
Listing
Good sentence
Comparison
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What is the definition of sensory imagery?
using words that appeal to the five senses.
savor the flavor
smelling
its smelling you
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When suddenly BOOM, i was attacked by a evil dog from the dogpocalipse
Onomatopoeia
Onomatopaia
onomatopoeia
Onomatapaya
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"...." Will repeats to himself until that one thought is chiseled into his brain.
Imagery
Metaphor
Simile
Hyperbole
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Movies or mindset? It taught me forgiveness and persistence. Games or connection? It tied two frayed strings together.
Metaphor
1st person point of view
Syntax
Parallel structure
45
What of the following will not be in the Unfamiliar Texts exam?
Poetry
Non-fiction
Prose
Visual image
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What time do you need to be at school on your exam day?
9:30
8:45
8:30
Sunrise
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She lies there, limp, lifeless.
Consonance
Negative diction
Alliteration
Third-person narrative point-of-view