Language Features

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Writer, author, director, artist, cartoonist, lyricist and poet are synonyms for:

Another term/s for audience is:

Life is a rollercoaster full of highs and lows. Sit in the front seat and you'll have the best view is an example of:

Raining cats and dogs/ Work like a dog are examples of:

To repeat a word or phrase for emphasis.

I lived in Portugal for 6 months last year. It was one of the best adventure of my life. Life began again in Lisbon...

When lines in a poem flow into the next line

Colours, objects, animals and natural elements can represent other ideas in texts

'The wind whispered silent secrets to the willow tree', is an example of:

To entertain, to persuade, to describe, to report, to inform are all examples of:

Lines in a poem grouped together are called:

Imagine you had a superpower for a moment. What is your superpower? This audience hook is called:

boom, crash, meow, smash, tick tock are examples of:

A type of poem that does not have a specific structure or rhyming pattern

How's it goin? Hey bro, What's up? G'day and arvo are examples of formal language.

In poetry the last word in the line sounds like the last word in the next line

I've done this quiz like a million times.

This quiz is a piece of cake.

Which of the following is an example of direct speech?

"The slippery, slimy snail slid silently down the stairs", is:

Teachers often use imperative verbs are also known as command verbs. Which one is an example of imperative verbs?

Joyful, sincere, grateful, sarcastic, critical and sceptical are examples of adjectives that convey the composer's:

'His heart shattered. Sadness swept over him like a rushing waterfall. He felt the sting loneliness.' is an example of:

Which one of the following is an adjective?

The term for a personal or funny story:

The level of language appropriate to audience, purpose and form e.g. formal or colloquial language is referred to as:

A text is: