Poetry devices
Grammar
Fiction/non-fiction
Film
Extra
100
Difference between a metaphor and a simile?
A simile uses the word 'like' or 'as' to compare, whereas a metaphor is an extended comparison.
100
An apostrophe shows one of two things - a contraction or
possession
100
What is a cliche?
An overused and/or worn out expression/phrase. "It was a dark and stormy night..."
100
What is the opposite of a flashback?
Flashforward
100
Complete this sentence in the right tense: I ___ at the school ball last year
Answers will vary
200
Difference between alliteration and assonance?
Alliteration is when the beginning of each word sounds the same, assonance is sounds between syllables that sound the same.
200
Give an example of one contraction.
Can't, don't, isn't, answers will vary.
200
What punctuation is used in texts to indicate that someone is speaking.
Speech marks: ""
200
What is the word that encompasses everything composed in a shot - the placement of characters, costume, make up, setting, etc
Mise en scene
200
Write down the name of one poet
Answers will vary
300
What kind of speech/language feature would be 'mountain of sugar,' 'river of blood,' 'hell on Earth'
Figurative
300
List one part of 'speech' or a sentence.
Noun, pronoun, verb, adjective, adverb, preposition, conjunction.
300
What is an imperative?
An order or command
300
What is the word for sound contained within the world of the film (not edited in)
Diegetic sound
300
For 2.9, how many written texts must I do?
At least 4!
400
What is the word used that indicates the mood of the poem?
The tone
400
Write a simple sentence
Answers will vary but should have either a subject-verb or subject-verb-object form. ie 'The girl threw the ball'
400
What language device can be classified as 'figurative language'
Could be metaphor, simile, oxymoron, hyperbole
400
What is the outside of the shot surrounding the screen called? 
the frame
400
What is the composition technique called when the shot is divided into thirds in a grid?
The rule of thirds
500
What is the difference between enjambment and caesura?
Enjambment is a line split in half, caesura is punctuation in the middle of the sentence.
500
What does a semi-colon do?
Connects two independent clauses, or separates dependent clause, or noun phrases in a list.
500
What is the term for what happens after the 'climax' in the novel, the process of unravelling or winding down
Denoument
500
A shot that shows the passage of time
A bridging shot
500
We will be studying an episode from a tv show for our film study this year - what is the tv show called?
Black Mirror