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Literary terms GCSE
Literary terms GCSE
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choose the correct sentence
although the family were pough, they were very happy
although the family were poor, they were very happy
although the family were paw, they were very happy
although the family were pour, they were very happy
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synonyms are:
similarities between things
a type of spice used in cooking
words which mean the same thing
3
which of these is an imperative sentence?
go watch 'Vikings' right now!
you must watch 'Vikings'
I really enjoy watching Amazon's 'Vikings'
Did you watch Ivar and Ubbe last night?
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the fat cat sat demurely on the mat
simile
metaphor
rhyme
personification
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magic, witchcraft, sorcery, voodoo are all what?
similes
descriptive adjectives
synonyms
cinnamons
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which one of these is a declarative sentence?
Harry Potter is the best book series ever written
Is Harry potter the best book series ever written?
Harry Potter is the best book series ever written!
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on a scale of 1-10, how important is it that you correctly identify AO1 features in the exam?
10/10
can't get Level 4 without!
100%
I'll cry if you don't (and I am NOT an attractive crier)
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the tree reached out with crooked branches to catch Snow White's cloak
metaphor
pathetic fallacy
personification
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what's descriptive writing?
dialogue: conversations: speech between characters
there is a plot and it tells a story
making a list
when you paint a picture of a particular scene
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which of these examples is an oxymoron?
it's the night of the living dead
the dead that night were not living
that's awful, not nice
that's awfully nice of you!
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what are consonants?
tomato sauce, mayo: sauces for chips
any letter other than vowels
pieces of land on which continents sit
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splash, bang, pop, squeee
Oxygen
Oxymoron
On-a-mat-somewhere
Onomatopoeia
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what is sibilance?
repeated 's' within a group of words
the repetition of any consonant
words which mean the same thing
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what is personification?
dialogue between persons
giving a non-human object human characteristics
use of the weather to convey emotions
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her heart was like a dark cavern of death
rule of three
simile
synonym
metaphor
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what are vowels?
any letters
letters other than a, e, i, o, u
a, e, i, o, u
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what is rule of three?
Peter Piper Picked
three nouns next to one another
three listed adjectives
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her heart was a dark cavern of death
simile
oxymoron
metaphor
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she sold sea shells on the sea shore
synonyms
alliteration
sibilance
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what's narrative writing?
painting a picture of a particular scene
telling a story: there needs to be a plot
when you narrate a passage from a play