His Dark Materials
What is a daemon?
an animal that represents your soul, personality, or inner self.
What do advertisers use to grab attention?
A slogan, image, or bright colours.
What is the name of the main character?
Amihan
What is rhyme?
Words that end with the same sound
to disconnect, set apart, or to be divided (S...)
separate
Name 2 things that an alethiometer can do?
Discover secrets
understand dangers
make decisions
learn the truth
Which technique makes a product sound amazing using words like 'best', 'fastest', 'cheapest'
superlatives
Why are Ami and her mother forced to leave the island?
Because people with leprosy are taken away.
What is a simile? Give an example.
to compare 2 different objects using "like" OR "as"
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To explain what symbols and codes mean. (I...)
Interpret
Who are main antagonists in the story? ( Name2)
Mrs Coulter / The Gobblers / The Authority/The Magestrium
Give an example of a rhetorical question.
Student's answer.
What quality helps Ami succeed?
Bravery, determination, courage
What is personification? Give an example
Giving human qualities to non-human things
The stars danced in the sky.
the ability to convince others to believe a specific idea or perform a specific action. (P...)
Persuasive
Name 2 adjectives to describe Mrs Coulter
Confident
Mysterious
Which technique exaggerates something which can make the effect more effective?
Hyperbole
What important theme is shown in the novel? (Name 3)
Friendship, courage, family, hope, or belonging.
Identify the device:
"Busy bees buzzed beside the bush."
Alliteration
the state or quality of being accountable for one's actions, duties, and obligations. (R...)
responsibility
What are 3 things that you may discover in a parallel world?
Advanced Technology
Flying Airships
Mythical Creatures
Tools and Gadgets
Futuristic buildings
Magic
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Name all 3 techniques.
Bargain Words
Imperative Verb
Bandwagon
Coron Island - Orphanage
What is the name of this technique : Placing two different things side by side in a story or a poem to highlight their contrasts or similarities.
Juxtaposition
thinking or worrying about something or someone way too much, to the point where it becomes unhealthy or hard to control. (O..)
Obsessive