Figurative Language
What is figurative language?
Figurative language is a way of using words to express something that is not meant to be taken literally.
What is a persuasive technique?
A persuasive technique is a way to convince someone to do something or believe in something.
What city is Sherlock based in?
London
What is imagery?
Imagery is when an author uses words and descriptions to create a picture in your mind.
Who is my fave student?
No one (will also accept I don't have one)
How is figurative language different from literal language?
Literal language means exactly what it says, but figurative language uses words in a creative way to show you a different meaning.
Can you give an example of a persuasive technique?
An example of a persuasive technique is using emotional language to appeal to someone's feelings and emotions.
Like ethos pathos and logos
Who is Sherlock's best friend?
John Watson
What is the purpose of using imagery in writing?
The purpose of using imagery is to make the story or article more interesting and exciting by allowing the reader to experience the story in their mind.
Who sits outside talking to friends at the start of every lesson despite being told not to every day?
Chloe
Can you give an example of a simile
The sentence you said should compare 2 things using like or as.
How do persuasive techniques work?
Persuasive techniques work by using different methods to influence someone's thoughts and actions. These methods can include logic, emotions, or authority figures.
What war did Watson fight in?
Afghan War
How can you tell if a passage has good imagery?
You can tell if a passage has good imagery by judging how well the words and descriptions create a clear and vivid picture in your mind?
Who is the worst at pretending they are working when they are not?
Isaac
What is the difference between a metaphor and a simile?
A metaphor compares 2 things without like or as.
A simile compares 2 things with like or as.
What are some common persuasive techniques used in advertising?
Some common persuasive techniques used in advertising include using celebrity's and appealing to people's emotions.
What is chapter one of the original text called?
A Study in Scarlet
What is the difference between imagery and figurative language?
Imagery creates a visual image in your mind, while figurative language uses words and phrases that have a different meaning than their literal definition.
Who is first in our class?
Jericho
Give an example of personification in a sentence
Personification is a type of figurative language that gives human qualities to non-human things.
Like the wind whispered through the trees
How can someone use persuasive techniques in a debate or argument?
In a debate or argument, someone can use persuasive techniques by presenting strong evidence, using logical reasoning, and appealing to the audience's emotions to convince them of their point of view.
So, logos or logic
Who is the actor of Sherlock Holmes?
Benedict Cumberbatch
Can imagery be used in non-fiction writing as well?
Yes, imagery can be used in non-fiction writing to help the reader better understand the topic and visualize the details being discussed.
Who is the most consciousness student?
Clare