Techniques

Question 1

Dialogue

Answer 1

Talking

Question 2

Mise-en-scene

Answer 2

The scene and pointing

Question 3

Costumes

Answer 3

Clothes they wear

Question 4

Symbolism

Answer 4

Sound

Question 5

Topic sentence

Answer 5

A sentence to say what the paragraph will be about

Question 6

Point

Answer 6

State your view ( without using ‘ I ‘ )

Question 7

Evidence

Answer 7

Quote / part of scene

Question 8

Analysis

Answer 8

Explain how the evidence proves your point

Question 9

Refer to question

Answer 9

Link your task

Question 10

Simile

Answer 10

‘ as ‘ ‘ like ‘ comparing two things

Question 11

Metaphor

Answer 11

Comparison one thing is another

Question 12

Alliteration

Answer 12

The repitition of identical sounds at the beginnings of words which are close together

Question 13

Ryhme

Answer 13

The repetition of similar sounds occurring at the end of lines in compositions such as poems and songs

Question 14

Tone

Answer 14

The attitude of a writer/character/persona toward a person or audience

Question 15

Caesura

Answer 15

Unnatural break/ full stop

Question 16

Personification

Answer 16

A type of metaphor where an object is described as if it had human quantities

Question 17

Pronoun

Answer 17

A word that can be used in a place of a noun when referring to someone or something

Question 18

Free verse

Answer 18

Poetry that does not follow a rhyming pattern or a set rhythm

Question 19

Sibilance

Answer 19

A specific form of alliteration where the ‘ s ‘ and/or ‘ sh ‘ sound is repeated creating a hissing sound

Question 20

Transferred epithet

Answer 20

An expression where an adjective is added to a noun other than what it is actually describing

Question 21

Direct speech

Answer 21

The reporting of speech by repeating the actual words spoken

Question 22

Non-diegetic

Answer 22

Only we can hear ( music for example)

Question 23

Diegetic

Answer 23

Both can hear (shower for exactly)