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Language Paper 1, Section B: Imaginative writing
Language Paper 1, Section B: Imaginative writing
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You need a new paragraph for any of the following: a new time; a new place; a new setting; when a new character speaks
False
True
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Sentence variation is good for...
Making sure you write as many pages as possible
Dramatic effect
Including additional detail
Making your writing extra long
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Personification is...
Writing in 1st person
Comparing two things using like or as
Giving human characteristics to an inanimate object
A character or person in your story
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You should spend about 45 minutes on the Imaginative Writing section
True
False
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Foreshadowing is defined as...
A way of organizing paragraphs
Giving clues of what will happen later in the story
Negative adjectives used to create atmosphere
When a neighbour's tree overhangs your garden
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Repetition of similar sounds at the start of a word are an example of what device?
Rhyme
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
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'Death stalked the tunnel by night' is an example of...
Metaphor
Personification
Simile
Rhyme
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'Fear seemed to haunt me' is an example of...
Adverb
Personification
Alliteration
Rumour
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Creating imagery...
relies on TELL not SHOW
is the same as taking a picture
Tells your reader where the story is set
Includes the senses to appeal to the reader
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The setting of your story is...
An agent such as gelatin used to firm jelly
Where the narrator was born
The place, time and atmosphere
The main storyline
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'I shivered as a ghostly shadow passed the window' is written in...
Plural
1st person narrative
3rd person narrative
Headline
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'Frantically, cautiously, mysteriously' are examples of...
verbs
adverbs
nouns
adjectives
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Pathetic fallacy means...
A weak story
Using contrast for effect
Another word for daydreaming
When the weather reflects the mood
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'Hiss' is an example of...
Alliteration
Onomatopoeia
Rhyme
Rudeness
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Which phrase is a simile?
The snow fell swirling softly through the starlit night
Branches clawed menacingly
His anger was like an erupting volcano
Maia's smile lit up the room
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Which book would be best to help you improve your vocabulary?
Blooket
Glossary
Dictionary
Thesaurus
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'She had a heart of stone' is an example of...
Simile
Alliteration
Repetition
Metaphor
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How would you create a sense of foreboding?
Use short sentences to add pace and tension
Set the scene on a dark, wintery night in an isolated place
Use all three techniques in your exam!
Describe a mysterious or diabolical character
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Without accurate paragraphing you CANNOT Get a 5 at GCSE
True
False
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A cyclical story ends where it began
True
False
