English Language And Structure Flashcards
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What is alliteration
Using words that have the same letter to make a noise
What is imagery
Words that put an image into your head
What is a simile
They use as or like to compare something to something else
What is a metaphor
They use is to describe something as if it were something else
What is a narrative
A story in a poem
What is classy onomatopoeia
Words that make this sound that is said but not like in KS3 but like this “his bones cracked as I stompted my foot onto his shattered knee”
What is a hyperbole
Excessive exaggeration
What is repetition
Repeating a word or a phrase for effect
What is a rhetorical question
A question that is not supposed to be answered
Give a example of a personal pronoun
I, you, she and he
What is a perspective
The point of view for people
What is foreshadowing
Be a warning or indication of a future event
What is animal imagery
The relationship between humans and animals being highlighted and trying to get that image into your head
What is symbolism
The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities
What is a protagonist
The leading character in a play film or novel etc
What is a semantic field
A set of related items
What is an omniscient narrator
It’s a third person speaking normally in books telling the story but this person is not in the book
What is an adjective
A describing word
What is a verb
A doing word and this can be an action like fighting
What is a noun
A naming word, it names a person animal place or thing
What is a adverb
It is used to tell us more about the verb, like I loudly walked
What is a symbiotic relationship
Relationship that both species or people benefit from
What is a proper noun
A noun used to name people or places and these always begin with a capital letter
What is a common noun
A noun used to name everday things like cars trees and people