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A simile is-
Extreme exaggeration
Two words together which directly contradict one another
A comparison saying something IS something else
A comparison using like/as
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For an imagery question you:
Use TEAL and "just as...so too.."
Use bullet points and put it into your own words
Write a SEAL
Answer it however you like
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How should you format In Your Own words questions in RUAE?
TEAL
Paragraph
Bullet points
Poetry
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Pathetic fallacy is when:
The weather/setting matches the weather
The weather/setting matches the characters mood
The weather/setting matches the authors mood
The mood matches the writers name
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Why is summarising useful?
You can make changes
You can help other people to understand things
You can stop yourself from being confusing
You can show your own understanding of things
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Dialogue is:
One character speaking
No characters speaking
Someone know knowing something
More than one character speaking
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What is enjambment?
Where the words explain themselves
Where the story doesn't make sense
where the idea runs over the line with no punctuation
When the writer wants to make sense
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A metaphor is:
Comparison saying something IS something else
A word which sounds like the sound it describes
Comparison using like/as
Comparing something not alive to something which is alive
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What is a quotation?
Something you make up yourself
Part of someone else’s writing
Something you write down
Something that gives something else meaning
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What is pathetic fallacy?
Where the weather represents the character's mood
Where the mood represents the characters feeling
Where the weather is the opposite to how the character feels
Where the weather is not important
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What does RUAE stand for?
Reasoning, Educating, Attention, Underselling
Reading for understanding, analysis and evaluation
Resin, Undercoat, Apple, Elephant
Reading skills
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Direct address:
Makes the reader feel important by using "you"
Makes the reader want to think about something else
Makes the reader think about their answer
Makes the reader consider their choices.
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Why are extended metaphors useful?
They show how two things are exactly the same
They highlight a key idea
They explain everything clearly
They make the reader want to read on
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Hyperbole is:
Comparison without using like/as
Words which sound like the sound they describe
Extreme exaggeration
Comparison using like/as
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An essay is:
A yes/no answer
A complex answer to a complex question
Boring
Something to confuse the reader
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What is imagery?
Simile, metaphor, personification
Simile, alliteration, metaphor
Alliteration, metaphor, personification
Metaphor, onomatopoeia, enjambment
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What is connotation?
The different words which mean the same thing
The additional things a word makes you think of (not what it means)
Different ways of explaining what a word means
What the word means- the dictionary definition
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What do you need to do for In Your Own words questions?
Use TEAL
Quote and analyse
Give the main ideas of the writer using different words
Write a paragraph explaining how the passage made you feel
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What is the ONLY rule for poetry?
deliberate use of white space
Has to make sense
includes imagery
It has to rhyme
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Onomatopoeia is:
Two things which directly contradict each other
Words which sound like the sound they describe
Comparing two things without using like/as
Extreme exaggeration
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What is word choice?
Choosing words to make sure they rhyme
Making sure every word is different
Repeating the same word several times
Choosing individual words carefully
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What is 'non-verbal communication'?
sign language
eye contact, nodding etc.
secrets
whispering
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What is the maximum number of words you can quote for a 'word choice' question?
Two
Five
One
As many as you need
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Personification is:
Comparing something not alive to something that is alive
Comparing two things using like/as
Extreme exaggeration
Words starting with the same sound in quick succession
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What is sensory language?
Language which describes the five sesnes
Language which can't be published
Language which makes things make sense
Language you can't see, hear, touch, taste or smell
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What is the formula for writing a conclusion?
SEAL
SOUP
SNACK
SEE
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Contrast is:
Two things which are very similar
Two things which make sense together
Two things which are very different
Two things which don’t make sense together
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What is denotation?
What the word makes you think of- feelings
What the word means- dictionary definition
A type of word which has a specific meaning
What the word makes you want to do
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The formula for persuasive writing paragraphs is-
SEAL
TARTS
SEE
PEER
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What formula should you use to answer Word Choice questions in RUAE?
TEAL
TARTS
SEE
SEAL
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How should you analyse imagery?
Just as...so too...this suggests
Explain why it happened
Give three examples
Explore the connotations
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Alliteration is:
Words which don’t make sense
Two words together which do not make sense together
Words starting with the same sound in quick succession
Words which make you think of something particular
