Devices 1
Surely, students should be able to select subjects that they like.
What is alliteration?
Imagine a starving puppy, left all alone.
What is emotive language?
Superlatives
What is.....
Likely.
Definitely.
Unlikely.
Certain.
Usually.
What is modality?
_________ tells you that it is the best.
What are superlatives?
Is it really fair to expect animals to live in small cages?
What is a rhetorical question?
It is well known that we only have 10% of the panda population left in the wild.
What are facts?
Repetition.
What is.....?
I remember when I was younger, all I wanted to do was go to school. I was so excited when it was finally the first day.
What is personal anecdotes?
_______ is where you use the same word or phrase again and again. It helps your message stick in the reader's mind.
What is repetition?
Losing fitness, losing confidence and losing friendships are some of the risks of being a couch potato.
What is repetition?
It really is up to you to act. Do you want a future with no trees?
What are personal pronouns?
Personal pronouns.
What is ....?
Dr Chris Brown says that animals actually become depressed when kept in cages for long periods of time.
What is using words from an expert?
_____ is where you use strong words that make a reader feel for the topic.
What is emotive language?
I am certain that children need to learn to swim for their own safety.
What is modality?
What is the rule of 3?
Modality.
What is...?
Homework really is the single worst thing that can happen to a kid.
What is exaggeration?
We use _______ to bring the reader into the text. It connects them to what they are reading.
What are personal pronouns?
This is mind changing, convincing someone to believe what you believe.
What is persuasion?
Thinking about the refugee crisis is a roller coaster of emotions.
What is a metaphor?
Hyperbole.
What is...?
I believe that the time to act is now! You don't want to miss this once in a lifetime opportunity.
What are imperative words?
What are phrases to tell you to do something?
_______ are used to tell the reader to act now!.
What are imperative words and phrases?