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Paper 1 Revision + metalanguage
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Words to describe tone include... (tick all that apply)
scathing
resourceful
cynical
confessional
2
Fonts, capitalisations, bold or italicised words, underlined words, or other features that help emphasise key points.
Mis-en-scene
Text
Typography
Composition
3
The person in a print visual text, such as a photograph or advertisement is referred to as...
the subject
the figure
the character
the protagonist
4
The naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it is called...
synecdoche.
onomatopoeia
epistrophe.
metonymy.
5
What do we call an extended metaphor?
Anaphora
Analogy
Alliteration
Euphemism
6
“All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players" is an example of
Metaphor
A pun
Hyperbole
Simile
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The technique to describe when writers employ a
specialist vocabulary
or use
technical terms
Imagery
Descriptive language
Hyperbole
Diction
8
In persuasive texts, using pronouns 'we' and 'us' is to demonstrate
Exclusive language
Inclusive language
first person narration
second person narration
9
Omitting conjunctions and using commas, often to quicken the pace is known as
zoomorphism
anthropomorphism
asyndeton
polysyndeton
10
Which of the following texts will you not find in a Paper 1 exam?
Memoir
Poem
Advertisement
Opinion piece
11
A thesis statement should include...
an engaging 'hook'
relevant contextual information
main points and examples
stylistic features and author's purpose
12
Research,
authoritative sources
, and quotations by
experts
make far-out concepts more credible and appeal to...
Ethos
Chronos
Logos
Pathos
13
The subject gaze in this image can be described as
noble and heroic
hostile and intimidating
intimate and demanding
aloof and detatched
14
Internal monologue is when
dialogue occurs between characters.
a writer presents or imagines thoughts as speech.
writers communicate through letters.
an aside is made to the audience.
15
Which of the following are appeals made in advertising? (tick all that apply).
vanity
nostalgia
conformity
patriotism
16
A long shot is frequently used to
reveal the setting.
create intimacy with the subject and the viewer.
emphasise facial expressions.
create a juxtaposition.
17
The technique that describes when a writer relates a story from personal experience is called...
Anecdote
Figurative language
Perspective
Selection of detail
18
Positioned in the centre of the advertisement, the car becomes
the focal point
symbolic
salient
superimposed
19
Lighting can be symbolic in a visual text because...
it highlights key features of the image
it creates contrast
it is attention-grabbing
It conveys mood
20
Figurative language is used to... (choose all that apply)
Create an evocative comparison.
Make writing colourful and poetic.
create meaning beyond the literal meaning.
Create an image or association in the reader's mind.
21
When describing the author's use of flashbacks and chronological order, you are acknowleding which convention?
characterisation
plot
structure
perspective
22
When writing a Paper 1 introduction you should include which of the following features?
A thesis statement
Identification of the target audience
Identification of the text type
Text title and author name
23
Which element of the image encourages us to look at the infant?
the object's gaze
the use of colour
the mid-shot.
the subject's gaze
24
Euphemism is
the repetition of vowel sounds.
an extreme exaggeration.
a kind way to say something unpleasant.
vivid imagery.
25
An allegory is
where an aspect of a story is representative of something else.
the perspective from which a story is told.
the repetition of consonant sounds.
a recurring image or idea.
26
Choose all of the examples of figurative language from the options below
Metaphor
Rhetorical question
Personification
Simile
27
Which of the following text types use rhetorical devices? Tick all that apply.
Advertisement
Travel writing
Autobiographical writing
Opinion piece
28
Which of the following is NOT a feature of scientific articles?
Statistics
Diagrams and charts
Figurative language
Specialist vocabulary
29
The jetty in this image is an example of
setting
rule of thirds
leading lines
a close-up shot
30
In a persuasive text, an appeal to logos will include... (tick all that apply)
sarcasm
Reasonable arguments
Quotes from experts
facts and statistics
31
A historical allusion is
the inclusion of pop culture trivia in a text.
a rhetorical device that adds credibility.
a reference to people and past events readers may be familiar with.
an intertextual reference to other texts.
32
When analysing an advertisement you need to ask... (tick all that apply)
Which audience is being targeted?
Where can I buy the product?
What lifestyle is being promoted?
What is the implicit message?
33
Which technique in this image represents the isolation of the naked man?
framing
leading lines
white space
graphic weight
34
Which technique is most evident in this photograph?
mid-shot
mis-en-scene
juxtaposition
framing
35
The function of an infographic is to
give a writer the opportunity to share what they have learned.
to protest or give an opinion about something.
create a more engaging website for a brand.
convey complicated data in a simple visual format.
36
Pathetic fallacy
uses nature to reflect feelings, moods and events.
is a common theme in literature.
is an overused expression.
is an argument that doesn't make sense.
37
Travel writing can be literary in tone because it contains... (tick all that apply)
characters
sensory imagery
diagrams
figurative language
38
Helps you read the internal and external dialogue of characters in a comic.
Speech and thought bubbles
Point of view
Punchline
Voice over narration
39
Some scientific concepts are quite abstract, so writers of scientific articles might use ____ to help readers visualise.
Hyperbole and direct address
Similes and comparisons
Metaphors and personification
Symbolism and allusion
40
'He can melt glaciers with his eyes, he can walk through fire, he can rip metal with his bare hands' is an example of...
Rhetoric
Repetition
Epistrophe
Anaphora
41
Recruitment campaigns are almost certain to use...
emotive language
direct address and imperatives
colour symbolically
celebrity endorsement
42
When the author employs a point of view that positions the reader as the protoganist of the story.
omniscient narration
second person narration
first person narration
third person limited narration
43
Hyperbole is often used to create...
irony
exaggeration
lies
humour
44
'Whimsical', 'arrogant', 'ambivalent' and 'colloquial' are all words that could be used to describe a writer's
tone
speech.
personality
perspective
45
Which text type uses
icons
and simplified images that
symbolise
certain ideas from the written text?
Diary entry
blog posts
Infographic
magazine articles
46
Advertisements sell products… but they also sell
values
and...
falsehoods
desires
audiences
needs
47
Which visual and literary device is used to represent ideas or concepts?
Verbs.
Adjectives.
Nouns.
Symbolism.
48
The artistic arrangement of the parts of a picture is called
composition.
depth of field.
juxtaposition.
leading lines.
49
When a speaker tries to draw listeners closer by referring to them as 'you'
Exclusive language
Direct address
Diction
Inclusive language
50
A statement, person or thing that combines contradictory features is called
a paradox.
an understatement.
a colloquialism.
an idiom.
