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Imagery revision
Imagery revision
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Which of these are types of sentence structure?
A list.
A thing that starts with a capital letter and ends with a full stop.
Short or one word sentences.
Extremely solid.
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What five things do we use to create an image?
The five senses.
The five writing devices.
The five top trending topics of the day.
The five techniques.
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What is a rhetorical question?
Anything with ? at the end.
Not the question you just asked.
A question to make a point rather than to get an answer.
A thing that's really annoying in a debate.
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Alliteration?
Comparing one idea to another.
Literally saying one thing is something else.
A type of poetic beat.
Same letter or sound in closely connected words.
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Onomatopoeia
Is where we repeat sounds at the start of a few words.
Is the rhyme at the end of a line.
Is not a word you'd want to try and spell in Primary One.
Is where the sound of the word is the same as what's named.
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What is personification?
Making something non-human seem human.
Creating a human being from scratch.
Making humans behave like objects.
Making animals seem human.
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A simile is...
A typo of 'smile'.
Using words that have the same first letter.
Saying something IS something else.
Comparing something to something else.
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Why is word choice important?
Good word choice creates images in the reader's mind.
Good word choice is precise and conveys meaning clearly.
Good word choice makes the writer look pretty clever.
Good word choice is absolutely functional, like punctuation.
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Name the imagery technique: Bent double, like old beggars under sacks
Simile
Personification
Alliteration
Metaphor
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And a metaphor is...
Using word choice to convey an image.
It's meta, dude.
An extremely hard word.
Saying something IS something else.
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Name the imagery technique: drunk with fatigue
Assonance
Alliteration
Metaphor
Simile
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What is imagery?
Creating an image in the reader's head.
Painting a picture.
Talking about pictures with words.
Being artistic with writing.
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Assonance is...
Not rhyming.
Mostly uses vowels.
A really terrible name for a child.
Rhyming.