Using an object to represent a theme.

Denotation refers to...

The literal meaning, To identify the 3 main aspects to be explored in the essay

Below are three structural features. Which is not a structural feature?

Writing about words that are effective.

A rhetorical question is:

A question that doesn't need answer

A story with plot, characters, and setting

An example of a comparative sentence is

The hotter the weather , the happier I feel

the run on of a line to the next line or stanza

The implication of a word, How a word makes you feel

which of these is an assonance?

the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain

What are PEEL paragraphs?

Point. Explanation. Examples. Link.

Comparing two things using like or as

giving a object human characteristics

A break in the middle of a line of poetry

resemblance of sound between syllables of nearby words.

Soft consonant sounds creating a hissing effect

when a author uses nicer word to make something less harsh

Identify a STRUCTURAL FEATURE from this list:

Moving forward in time, then coming back to the start point, Repetition

uses conjunction (no commas) to separate items in a series

A complex sentence is...

a sentence containing a subordinate clause or clauses.

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symbolism
When a thing is spoken of as though it were something else.
When something happens which hints at what is to come later.
Using an object to represent a theme.
Words or phrases repeated a few times
2
Is this a metaphor?
No
Yes
3
Denotation refers to...
To discuss your opinion on the subject
The literal meaning
To identify the 3 main aspects to be explored in the essay
To approach the line
4
a rhetorical trope that states a paradox or contradiction
metaphor
oxymoron
irony
logos
5
Below are three structural features. Which is not a structural feature?
Writing about words that are effective.
Writing about the narrator and how they are used.
Writing about the different focuses throughout the text.
Writing about the end of the extract.
6
This trope shows aspects of nature, like weather, as having human qualities.
personification
pathetic fallacy
metaphor
synecdoche
7
Which of the following is NOT a type of pronoun?
Interrogative
Reflexive
Transitive
Personal
8
A rhetorical question is:
A statement
A question mark
A question that doesn't need answer
An question you can answer
9
An example of alliteration is...
Eat fresh, feel good
Fresh, fruity flavour!
The engineer held the steering to steer the vehicle
The chicken is finger lickin' good!
10
What is prose?
A drama about a person, place, or thing
A story with plot, characters, and setting
A nonfiction book about a topic
Something written that rhymes and has figurative language
11
An example of a comparative sentence is
If she had studied, she would have pass the test
I feel happy when the weather is hot
My teacher, who is german, teaches german in school
The hotter the weather , the happier I feel
12
Enjambment
the run on of a line to the next line or stanza
when you get into a jam and can't get out
WTF!!! what does that even mean!!??
13
What is connotation?
A writer's or speaker's attitude toward a subject
The implication of a word
Naunce
How a word makes you feel
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which of these is an assonance?
the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain
please help me
Rowdy roving reporters
it is smoking badly out side
15
What does the 'A' in PETAL stand for?
Action
Analysis of technique
Apple
An elaboration
16
Select the language feature:
Temporal
Simile
Paragraphing
Pace
17
What are PEEL paragraphs?
Pineapple Excavation. England Line
Nick Crompton
Point. Explanation. Examples. Link.
Panicles. Energy. Eat. Lumps
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Which of the following is a structural feature?
The use of repetition.
The use of metaphor.
The use of verbs.
The use of adjectives.
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Simile
Comparing two things using like or as
The opposite of what is meant
Giving non- human objects human characteristics
A deliberate exaggeration used to emphasize a point
20
Personification
giving a object human characteristics
bible terms
boom poww
comparing with like or as
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A caesura is ......
A break in the middle of a line of poetry
descriptive words combined to represent another idea
A ruler of ancient Rome
Words that begin with the same letter
22
What is an assonance
a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence.
exaggerated statements or claims.
resemblance of sound between syllables of nearby words.
The pun, also called paronomasia, is a form
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Sibilance
Soft consonant sounds creating a hissing effect
A kind of alliteration creating a hard, sharp sound
Sounds that are consonant
A line of poetry with 10 syllables
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Hyperbole means to...
Describe
Exaggerate
Use long sentences
Write in detail
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What is Euphemism
when a character has a huge nose
when a author uses nicer word to make something less harsh
when someone has rainbow hair
When the author compares two unlikely things.
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Identify a STRUCTURAL FEATURE from this list:
Imagery
Adverbs
Moving forward in time, then coming back to the start point
Repetition
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Polysyndeton
argues against a claim that nobody actually holds
Commas used (no conjunctions) to separate a series of words
uses conjunction (no commas) to separate items in a series
part of something is used to represent a whole
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Which of these are a structural feature?
Dialogue
Personification
Adjective
Metaphor
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A complex sentence is...
long.
a sentence containing a subordinate clause or clauses.
A dependent clause.
short.
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This type of narrator doesn't know the thoughts of any character, only their actions.
omniscient
limited
objective
subjective
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Select the example that ISN'T a type of noun:
Abstract
Proper
Lousy
Concrete

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