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Friday P4 Review: Let Me Create!
Friday P4 Review: Let Me Create!
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1
What appeals to our 5 senses: hearing, sight, smell, touch & taste?
Visualisation
Symbols
Graphic Evidence
Sensory language
2
Is the 'Audience' for a text: the listener, viewer or reader the text is aimed at?
True
False
3
What is 'Author's Purpose'?
The different reasons people tell stories, or write texts.
Motivation to write something.
The name of a punk rock band.
The reason why authors are paid to write.
4
What type of poetry communicates emotion and passion through performance?
Haiku Poem
Fairy Tale
Acrostic Poem
Slam Poetry
5
How many lines in a 'Cinquain Poem'?
4
2
5
6
6
Can poetry sometimes break the rules of grammar and punctuation?
True
False
7
Which of these are reasons 'To Persuade' an audience?
All of the above
To Believe in Something.
To Do Something.
To Buy Something.
8
What persuasive technique is this an example of, "Richard’s face turned as white as snow".
Pun
Simile
Metaphor
Scapegoat
9
What is a 'Haiku'?
A poem that is always written about feelings.
An international poem.
A three-line stanza with a 5/7/5 syllable count.
A style of Japanese sushi.
10
What is a 'Free Verse Poem'?
A poem with great punctuation.
A poem that is deliberately irregular with no formula and no pattern.
A predictable poem.
A rhyming poem.
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What is a 'Metaphor'?
Uses a numerical value to prove a point.
It compares one thing to another, and implies one thing is another thing.
The repeated use of a word or phrase.
Gives human qualities, abilities or feelings to a non-human object.
12
Are 'Songs' like Billie Eilish's
Tough Guy
considered poetry?
True
False
13
Which phrase is NOT an example of an idiom?
A man is known by the company he keeps.
Look before you leap.
The beautiful bird bathed at the beach.
The boy gave his friend the cold shoulder.
14
Why do poets write poems?
To help us understand.
To make us think.
All of the above.
To change our view/attitude.
15
What is the difference between a 'Fable' and a 'Fairy Tale'?
Fairy tales are usually meant for children and fables are for anyone.
Fairy tales are more recent stories than fables.
Fables have characters that are animals, fairy tales do not.
Fairy tales take place in fictitious places, fables do not.
16
Which is an example of 'Inclusive Language'
The children are out of control.
The children look as sweet as can be.
We must do something to save our children.
They are not my children.
17
What persuasive technique directly appeals to emotion?
Emotive Language
Statistical Evidence
Metaphor
Expert Opinion
18
What are examples of 'Persuasive Texts'?
Books
Advertisements, political speeches
Short stories
Newspapers
19
Is competitive 'Slam Poetry' popular poetry in Australia?
True
False
20
Is an 'Insta Poem' usually published on television?
False
True
21
When you write a Formal Letter you need to use Opening and Closing 'Salutations'?
True
False
22
Which of these is NOT one of the 4 reasons we learned for Author's Purpose?
To Entertain
To Describe
To Persuade
To Become Famous.
23
Are songs such as 'Rap' considered poetry?
False
True
24
What is an 'Acrostic Poem'?
A poem about acrobats.
A flexible poem.
Is can also be called Free Verse.
These poems spell out a word, and each letter forms a line of the poem.
25
What is 'Creativity'?
being inventive or imaginative
when something is made
a cage where animals are kept
something only of its kind
26
Which word is an example of 'Onomatopoeia'?
jump
splash
quickly
love
27
Are 'Morals of the Story' only found in fairy tales?
False
True
28
Is the 'Little Red Riding Hood' story a fable?
True
False
29
What is the persuasive technique used when a sentence contains 2 or more words starting with the same letter, or sound?
Attack
Emotive Language
Repetition
Alliteration
30
What text type usually starts with "Once upon a time..."
Autobiography
Fable
Short story
Fairy tale
