Duplicate of Unfamiliar Text Level 1 NCEA

When we want to make people feel included we use:

To say someone 'has passed away' rather than 'is dead' an example of:

"You eat like a pig!" is an example of:

A command prompting a reaction such as "But wait! There's more!" is an example of:

"What's up? You all good?" is an example of:

Table, chocolate, keys, cup are all examples of:

Specific factual figures regarding a relevant topic.

"You are a pig!" is an example of which of these?

What structure should you use for long answer questions?

"Crumbling thunder rolled" is an example of:

Another name for a verse in poetry

Emotive language is:

running, digging, stretching, laughing are all examples of:

A brief story told to illustrate a point or catch reader's attention is known as:

Because I do not hope to turn again, Because I do not hope, Because I do not hope to turn… 

"Please bring paper, pen, calculator, notes, water bottle and snacks" is an example of:

"Cheats Caught at Cricket World Cup match" is an example of:

A cliche is:

Words that are specific to a certain topic or field are called:

How many techniques should you discuss to get above achieved?

angry, fluffy, chilly, and smooth are examples of:

sneakily, shyly and awkwardly are all examples of:

What is the definition of rhetorical question?

"The leopard was so good at guessing. Every time he was spot on."  This is an example of a:

"The first rays of morning tiptoed through the meadow." This is an example of:

Boom, snap, click and sizzle are examples of:

The mood or feeling of a piece of writing is known as the:

Which of these is the name for an over-reaction?