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How writers achieve effects
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How does the use of dialogue help develop characters?
It reveals characters' personalities, relationships, and motivations
It adds complexity to the plot only
It shows the setting in more detail
It removes the need for narration
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What is a register?
A writer's reason to entertain or persuade the reader
Mood implied by a piece of writing
Form of language used by a speaker or writer in a particular social context
The people whom the writing is intended for
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What is the effect of the writer using first-person narration?
It creates a formal and objective tone
It allows the reader to experience the narrator’s thoughts and feelings
It makes the setting seem more vague and abstract
It distances the reader from the character's emotions
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Which key tool should you look out for?
Reader's response
Similes
Linguistic devices
Emotive language
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Writers use _____________________ to achieve a particular effect
Purposes and alliterations
Similies and metaphors
Emotive language and tones
A variety of techniques
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A register is the mood implied by a piece of writing
True
False
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A simile is a descriptive comparison in which one thing is expressed in terms of another unrelated object
False
True
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Non-fiction is a piece of writing which the content is factual or about real events
False
True
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What is the effect of using imagery in descriptive writing?
It makes the writing sound more scientific
It provides factual information for the reader
It helps the reader visualize and emotionally connect with the scene
It limits the reader’s imagination
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What is a purpose?
The way writers analyze a way on how a writer conveys language
A piece of writing produced not just by choice of vocabulary
A reason to write
A reason to erase literature
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What is irony?
The use of words to convey a meaning opposite to their literal sense
The use of words to show a meaning similar to their literal sense
The use of words to show a meaning ignorant to their literal sense
The use of words to show a meaning in a sarcastic sense
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Writers don't carefully select words and phrases as they write as they let their imagination do the process
True
False
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Alliteration is a descriptive comparison in which one thing is expressed in terms of another unrelated subject
False
True
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What is an audience?
The people witnessing the piece
The mood implied by a piece of writing
The people for whom a piece of writing is intended
The people for whom a piece of writing isn't intended
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What is emotive language
Mood implied by a piece of writing conveyed through words and sentences
Using language to name or describe things and their qualities
Vocabulary choices designed to evoke a particular emotional response
When a writer puts forward and justifies a particular point of view.