Is necessary to make a story interesting

What is “macro” analysis

Relating the quotation to the play as a whole

Polite ways of saying rude things

What are generic conventions?

The things which allow you to figure out the genre

Where the idea carries over the line of poetry without any punctuation

Making guesses based on information (reading between the lines)

Dramatic irony is where...

The audience knows something the characters don't

The most extreme form of a set of qualities

Describes what can be seen, heard, smelt, felt and tasted

What is “micro” analysis?

Close analysis of the language used

What can you do to make your essay more cohesive?

Link back to previous points using carefully chosen words

What is emotive language?

Language which creates an emotion in the reader

The way a character is conveyed to the audience

What is indirect characterisation?

Creating statements which need to be inferenced, Describing the character through action/dialogue

What is a literary foil?

Someone similar with significant differences

Words express something other than the literal meaning

Sentence structure is:

How the words are arranged/organised including punctuation

What is direct characterisation?

Telling you information about a character, describing the way someone looks/how they are

When the idea carried over the line

Figurative language- similes, metaphors, personification

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S3 Homework 2022/23

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Conflict:
Can never be between humans
Requires at least two people
Makes a story less enjoyable overall
Is necessary to make a story interesting
2
What is “macro” analysis
Making your reader understand the text better
Relating the quotation to the play as a whole
ExplIning why the quotation rhymes
Writing about the plot
3
You can use stage directions in your essay
False
True
4
Euphemisms are:
LIES
Ironic ways of being sarcastic
Mean ways of saying nice things
Polite ways of saying rude things
5
How do you answer sentence structure questions in RUAE style?
SEAL
TARTS
SNORK
TEAL
6
What are generic conventions?
The parts of the genre which don't fit with the others
The things which allow you to figure out the genre
A way of understanding the writing.
A place you can gather if you are a really big fan of genre
7
What is enjambment?
Where the idea carries over the line of poetry without any punctuation
Where the writing is consistently in one font size
Where the poet finishes their idea within the line
Where the poetry doesn't make sense
8
What is inference?
Characters engaging in things they should’nt
Changing your opinion based on new information (being flexible)
Making choices to forget the plot
Making guesses based on information (reading between the lines)
9
Dramatic irony is where...
When someone is being dramatic but they don't really mean it
The director knows something the actors don't
The characters know something the audience doesn't
The audience knows something the characters don't
10
"..." is called
Ellipsis
Exclamation
Parenthesis
Colon
11
Superlatives are:
Different
Best
The least extreme of a set of qualities
The most extreme form of a set of qualities
12
rhetorical questions:
can show confusion
Show happiness
Show they understand everything
She interest
13
Sensory language:
Describes how good the characters senses are
Gives a sense of gravitas
Gives the writing a sense of purpose
Describes what can be seen, heard, smelt, felt and tasted
14
What is “micro” analysis?
Close analysis of the language used
Context for the quotation
Large analysis of the character or plot
Explaining why you’ve used the quotation
15
What can you do to make your essay more cohesive?
Use words like 'furthermore' randomly
Link back to previous points using carefully chosen words
Use concrete between the bricks
Make enough paragraphs that your reader doesn't fully remember everything
16
What is emotive language?
Language which creates an emotion in the reader
Language which the reader doesn’t care about
Language which stops the reader from wanting to read on
Language which makes the reader laugh
17
Turning point in a play is when-
Everything gets worse
Nothing happens
Everything gets better
Things change
18
Characterisation is:
The way the characters make us feel
The way the characters feel
The way the author makes the character seem likeable through clothing
The way a character is conveyed to the audience
19
What is indirect characterisation?
Creating statements which need to be inferenced
Describing the character through action/dialogue
Making the reader happy
Making the reader confused
20
What is a literary foil?
Someone the total opposite
Someone who is extremely similar to the main character
Someone similar with significant differences
Someone who makes the main character look bad/makes them angry
21
Irony is where-
You are mean to someone
The characters know something the audience doesn’t
Words express something other than the literal meaning
Shakespeare
22
Sentence structure is:
How the words make the reader feel
How the words are arranged/organised including punctuation
How many words there are
Only punctuation
23
Consistent structured rhyming can:
create a soothing effect
Confuse the reader
Create a dramatic twist
Make the reader uncomfortable
24
Mood is the feeling that a section of text gives to the:
Author
Audience
Character
Reader
25
What is direct characterisation?
Telling you information about a character
Making the reader understand
describing the way someone looks/how they are
Making hints about the way a character is
26
What is enjambment?
When a frenchman hangs his leg over things
When words explain what they mean
When the idea carried over the line
When poetry rhymes evenly
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What is imagery:
Weather matching the way the characters feel
Figurative language- similes, metaphors, personification
Words which demonstrate the way the reader feels
Words which create an image in their head
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Enjambment causes:
tension
Peace
Contentment
Issues

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