Appeals
Name one appeal beginning with 'p' used when trying to persuade.
Appeal to patriotism
What parts of speech are the words:
reading and cycling?
Verbs
(would also accept adjectives)
Name 2 persuasive language techniques that can fall under the type called 'logos'.
Can be any 2 of the following: use of an expert, use of statistics, evidence, research, anecdotal evidence, use of a case study.
What is the first part of a narrative called?
orientation or exposition
What is alliteration?
The repetition of the same consonant letter or sound at the start of consecutive or closely connected words
What appeal tries to make the reader feel like a new way is better than the old way?
Appeal to being modern and up to date
What part of speech are the words:
quickly and silently?
Adverbs
Why might you use inclusive language?
To engage the reader and make them feel a part of the issue - to involve or even implicate
What is the last part of a narrative called?
resolution or denouement
What is the difference between a simile and a metaphor?
Similes make comparisons using 'like' or 'as', whereas metaphors make comparisons by referring to one thing as another
What appeal tries to arouse anger because someone has been treated harshly or inequitably?
Appeal to a sense of justice
What part of speech are the words:
hope and happiness? (Be specific)
Abstract nouns
What is hyperbole?
Use of deliberate exaggeration
What is the term given to the main character of a story?
Protagonist
What is the name (metalanguage) for the character who opposes the main character?
Antagonist
What type of appeal often romanticises the past and rejects modern ways of doing things?
Appeal to tradition and custom
Provide three first-person pronouns.
I, me, my, mine, we, ours, us
What technique positions readers to judge others in narrow, stereotypical ways?
Structurally, what do you need to do when there is a new speaker in a narrative?
Start a new line for the new character's dialogue
What is the name given to the parts of speech 'the', 'an' and 'a'?
Articles
Name two appeals beginning with the letter 'f'.
Appeal to fear
Appeal to financial security
Name three coordinating conjunctions?
FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so)
Name the two techniques that ask the reader to draw comparisons to either draw conclusions based on their similarities or to illustrate a point.
Analogy and simile
A narrative that begins and ends with the same scene is called a ................... narrative?
Circular narrative
"Boom" "Crack" "Pow"
These are all examples of what?
Onomatopoeia