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Why is onomatopoeia effective?
What is direct characterisation?
S3 Homework 23/24
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What is direct characterisation?
A character being described clearly
A character being described in a way that requires inference
The use of frequent adjectives
A character being described in a straightforward way- appearance etc.
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Why is onomatopoeia effective?
It makes the reader jump
It makes the reader want to read on
Helps us feel the same sensory factors as characters
It looks really good on the page and creates a nice visual
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What is hamartia?
A character flaw
A theme we care about
A missed moment
A character who hates the main character
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Reflective writing is about:
Telling a story about something that happened to you
Different opinions on a topic
Thoughts and feeling about the past
Giving someone advice about how to live their life
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What is genre?
the bigger meaning behind a text
The type/category of a text
The way a text makes us feel- scared, happy, etc.
The reason the text was written
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What is a euphemism?
A polite way to say something
A way a making things clearer
A way of lying
A less polite way to say something
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What is inference?
Giving ideas from the book
Making educated guesses using hints
Explaining things carefully
Guessing
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What does TEAL stand for in RUAE?
Technique, Evidence, Analysis, Link to Task
Tempo, Excitement, Ask, Leopard
Three, Emotive Language, Alliteration, Literature
Task, Example, Add, Language
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What is the purpose of a foil?
The show the similarities
To highlight a key difference
To explain something about the plot
To give an idea of clarity
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What is the purpose of a critical essay?
To make the reader think
To evaluate how effective a writer has been
To show you read the text
To explain your opinions
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What is a character flaw?
An immovable issue within the character's personality
Something that changes the way we feel about the character
Something which makes the character more interesting
Something that changes the way the character feels
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What is a theme?
The underlying message of a text
What the text is about
The type of text
Who the text is by and the style
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What is an antagonist?
Someone who is close to the enemy of the central character
The main character
Someone who directly opposes the main character
The main character's best friend
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Why does Hamlet kill Claudius in the chapel?
He realises that Claudius is just an old man praying and feels pity
He doesn't want him to go to heaven (he is mid-prayer)
He doesn't want to commit murder in a church
There were too many witnesses
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What is the purpose of a critical essay?
Making the reader think
Showing understanding of HOW the author creates an effective text
Showing skills
Showing you know what the story is about
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Parenthesis is:
A piece of punctuation used to explain something further
A piece of added information enclosed within two pieces of punctuation
The way a piece of punctuation makes someone feel
An answer to a question no one asked
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Character development is:
What the words make you feel
The way a character grows/changes across the text
How often the character is shown in text
The way the character is conveyed within a text
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What is a turning point?
The part where a character does something differently
The part where the characters talk
When things could have gone different
The point where everything starts to change/ go wrong
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Short sentences:
Shows the character
Show intensity
Add emphasis
Helps understanding
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What is a soliloquy?
A short aside between two characters
A difference of opinion
A fancy type of French soup
An extended monologue dealing with feelings
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When should you reflect in reflective writing?
All at the start
All at the end
You shouldn't
throughout the entire piece
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Reflective writing needs to be:
Informative
Entertaining
Accurate
Vague
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Soliloquys are for:
Explaining about their jobs
Letting the audience know about action
Explaining the theme
communicating thoughts and feelings
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What is juxtaposition?
Something new and something old together
Two contrasting things being brought closely together
Two things being very similar which are far apart
Two nice things next to each other
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What is enjambment?
When there is punctuation in poetry
When the leg of the line is broken
When the meaning carries over the line
When the poet gets stuck
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Why is dramatic irony effective?
We feel amused by not knowing something the characters do know
We are stressed/amused by the lack of awareness of the characters
We make it up as we go along
It makes us feel anger towards the characters for not knowing
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Which of these ISN'T sentence structure?
Short sentences
Repetition
Parenthesis
Word choice
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What do similes do?
Create comparison using like/as
Create a conparison saying something Is something else
Create a sound effect
Makes a visual idea of what us happening
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Which of these is NOT something an ellipsis can do?
show hestitation
show extreme emotion
Create tension
suggest confusion
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A trope is:
The way the character makes us feel
Something we know about a character before the story starts
The difference between characters
Something you expect to find in a genre of text
