What word is used to describe two unrelated things using direct comparison?
Metaphor
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Define 'Assonance'
Repetition of vowels
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Pronouns are used in 'first person', 'second person', 'first person plural', and 'third person plural'. Give examples of each
First person- I (or me)
Second person- You
First person plural- We (or us)
Third person plural- They (or them )
100
Define the 'Rule of three'
This is when information is provided in a list of three things
100
What gives a speech it's 'Tone'?
The way that a speech has been compiled , the way that devices have been used , will give a speech its tone
200
Define Personification
Giving Human Qualities to non-human objects and things
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What word is used to describe where the words used sound like the thing or concept being described?
Onomatopoeia
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Compare positive and negative vocabulary.
Orators use positive vocabulary to get the audience on their side. In contrast , they use negative vocabulary to describe the "enemy" or opponent
200
What are the three main components of Timescale / History?
Past, Present, and Future
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Define 'Tone'
Tone is reflected in what the speaker says about a person or thing, it show his or her attitude or feeling
300
What is the main purpose of using 'sound effects' and 'literary devices'
To create a memorable speech
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Define Exaggeration
Overstating a point, statement or idea, usually by the use of carefully selected adjectives
300
Do you agree that great speeches compare and contrast one event / person / thing with another to add emphasis to their views
Answers vary
300
What components add up to 'Tone'?
-Overall manner of expression
-Spirit or character
-Feelings being expressed by the speaker
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What is the main feature to identify a Simile?
Uses words 'like' or 'as'
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Is it possible for a listener to almost predict a part of a speech, if so, using what technique?
Yes, using Rhyme
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What is the purpose of using quotations ?
By using quotation, it is hoped that a link will be forged between the speaker and listener, it gives the speech an element of familiarity and a sense of shared experiences
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What do specific examples show?
Examples of good / bad precatice
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Provide examples of tone
Answers vary
500
What is the main purpose of figurative language in texts?
Create word pictures and the listener can visualise or imagine figures, images, and comparisons
500
Repeating the initial consonant of a group of words for aural effect is known as Alliteration. What does alliteration mainly do ?
Alliteration makes the speech memorable and also adds atmosphere
500
Is it fair to say that every single word in a speech has been carefully selected
Yes
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What effect does a rhetorical question give?
Rhetorical questions give the effect of dialogue when in fact, they are just talking at you- both asking and answering the questions themselves
500
How should tone be used in a successful speech ?
Variety of tone evokes a variety of responses from the listeners