Language technique
Language technique
Language technique
Language technique
Language technique
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Visual imagery

Visual imagery is descriptive language that creates pictures in the reader’s mind.

100

Symbolism

Symbolism is when an object, character, or event represents a deeper meaning or idea beyond its literal sense.

100

Hyperbole

Uses exaggeration to emphasise a point or create a dramatic effect.

100

What is emotive language?

Emotive language refers to words and phrases chosen specifically to evoke strong feelings or emotions in the reader.

100

What is onomatopoeia?

Onomatopoeia is a word imitates the sound it represents – adds a sensory element to writing

200

Visual imagery example

“the towering oak stretched its gnarled branches toward the sky, its leaves shimmering in the sunlight”

200

What is the meaning of explicitly?

Explicitly means clearly and directly, without leaving anything to guess.


200

What can hyperbole add to a text?

It is not meant to be taken literally. Hyperbole adds humour or intensity to writing and helps convey strong emotions.

200

What does emotive language create with an audience?

This type of language can create a connection with the audience, influencing their reactions and engagement with the text.

200

Give an example of onomatopoeia. 

Buzz”, “sizzle”, “clang”, and “woof” mimic the sounds associated with them.

300

What is the meaning of 'evoke'?

Evoke – bring out, cause, create, remind, make someone feel.

300

Name 3 synonyms for 'explicitly'.

Synonyms: clearly, directly, openly, plainly.

300

"I’m so hungry I could eat a horse” is an example of what language technique

Hyperbole

300

Give three phrases that are examples of emotive language?

The phrases “heartbreaking”, “joyful”, or “devastating” – can enhance (increase) emotional impact of a story or argument.

300

What lsanguage technique is this an example of "She wore a beautiful, long red dress that flowed gently to the floor, its soft, silky material shining under the bright lights." 

Visual imagery.

400

What is the meaning of 'gnarled'?

Gnarled – twisted, bent, knotted, rough, crooked.

400

give two examples of symbolism.

A dove can often symbolise peace and a red rose can symbolise love.

400

What writing style .(point of view) is the sentence "I walked to school."?

This is an example of first-person point of view writing. 

400

What language technique is the statement "The cruel bully frightened the younger students." an example of?

Emotive language.

400

Name the language technique used here: "My brother is a walking dictionary." 

Metaphor

500

“Thick, dark grey clouds covered the sky, blocking out the sunlight as a powerful storm approached.” is an example of what language technique.

Visual imagery.

500

What does the phrase “Golden crown” – represents?

“Golden crown” – represents power, wealth and leadership.

500

What writing style .(point of view) is the sentence "He walked to school."

Third person: "He walked to school."

500

What four words are emotive in the example "The cruel bully frightened the younger students."?

cruel, bully, frightened, younger.

500

Name five language techniques. 

Symbolism, Onomatopoeia, Hyperbole, Emotive language, Visual Imagery

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