Literary Techniques
Plot Twists
All about Shakespeare
Grammar Crimes
Read Between the Lines
100

Identify the technique "The leaves danced in the wind."

Personification 

100

Name any three genres

Horror, Comedy, Romance, Sci-fi, Action, Adventure, Thriller, Fantasy, Dystopian, Mystery etc.

100

What is Shakespeare's first name?

William

100

What's wrong with this: "There going to the shops."

"There" should be "They're"

100

Give 2 different examples of media.

Radio, Television, Newspapers, Magazines, Social Media, Podcasts, Film, Books etc. 

200

Give an example of alliteration

Any repetition of initial sounds -e.g. "Big Blue Blueberry"

200

What is the difference between a protagonist and an antagonist?

The protagonist is the main character - normally known as the "good guy".

The antagonist creates conflict or tension for the protagonist - normally known as the "bad guy".

200

What is the name of the theatre where many of his plays were performed?

The Globe Theatre

200

What punctuation is missing: I love books she said

"I love books," she said.

200

What does it mean to think critically?

To think deeply about what a text means and how it creates that meaning. 

300

What technique is this? "Boom! Crash! Thump!" 

Onomatopoeia

300

What are the five main parts of a narrative structure?

1. Orientation

2. Rising Action

3. Climax

4. Falling Action

5. Resolution

300

Name one Shakespeare play

Macbeth, Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, A Midsummer Night's Dream, King Lear, Julius Ceasar, The Tempest etc. 

300

What is the purpose of a comma?

To separate elements within a sentence to enhance its clarity and structure. 

300

What is tone? Give one example. 

Tone is the writer's attitude (serious, sarcastic, hopeful, formal, persuasive, assertive, humorous etc.)

400

Name one technique used in persuasive writing.

Emotive language, rhetorical questions, repetition, ethos, pathos, logos, anecdotes, facts and statistics, hyperbole etc. 
400

What is the difference between plot and theme?

Plot = What happens in the story

Theme = Deeper message or idea

400

What is one thing you already know about Macbeth?

Any response accepted (witches, murder, Scottish, King, battle, Banquo, Lady Macbeth, power, guilt/paranoia etc.)

400

What is the verb in this sentence? 

"Tom ran through the gates."

Ran

400

What is colour psychology? Give one example of a colour you associate with a brand. 

The study of how different colour's impact human behavior and emotions.

Red - KFC, Target, Coca-Cola, Kmart, Nintendo

Yellow - Snapchat, McDonalds, JB-HI-FI

Pink - Barbie

Green - Sprite, Spotify, Starbucks, BP

Blue - Facebook, Oreo, HP

500

Give an example of hyperbole

Any appropriate exaggeration: e.g. "I've told you a million times!"

500

What's a theme? Give an example.

A deeper message or idea in a story - e.g. Revenge, friendship, power, betrayal, identity, freedom 

500
What is a soliloquy?
A speech where a character speaks their thoughts out loud. 
500

What is the difference between a noun, verb and adjective?

Noun = Person, place or thing (Teacher, Adelaide, Dog, school etc.)

Verb = An action or state of being (Run, Think, Screamed, Jump etc.)

Adjective = A describing word (Blue, Quiet, Dangerous, Fluffy etc.)

500

What do you think P.F.A.C.T stands for?

Purpose

Form

Audience

Context

Techniques

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