Holes
Two Weeks with the Queen
Poetry
Language Techniques
Creative Writing
100

Zero's real name

Hector Zeroni

100

Name of Colin's seriously ill brother

Luke

100

Type of poem shown in:

Autumn breeze whispers
Golden leaves dance on the ground
Silent sky turns gray  

Haiku

100

'tragic', 'disaster', 'terrible' are examples of this type of language

Emotive language

100

The five senses a writer can use in descriptive language

Sight, Smell, Touch, Taste, Sound

200

Where Stanley is sent to for punishment

Camp Green Lake

200

First person Colin gets to try and help cure his brother

The Queen

200

The type of poetry without hard rules on structure or form

Free verse

200

The technique used in the line "I have told you a million times!"  

Hyperbole

200

The three-part rule used to build tension or suspense in a story

Pebble-Rock-Boulder

300
The reason Mr Sir / Mr Pendanski tell the boys they are digging holes

It turns a bad boy into a good boy / to build character

300

Why Colin and Ted get along when they first meet

They both say the word 'cancer'

300

The type of poetry where a word is made using the first letter of each line

Acrostic

300

The technique in the line "the classroom was a zoo" 

Metaphor

300

What is the technical name for the main character of a story?

The Protagonist

400

The man Katherine Barlow falls in love with

Sam

400

Sweet treat Colin and Ted give to cheer up the other people at the hospital

Chocolate frogs

400

The ANZAC Day poem "For the Fallen" is an example of this type of poem

Ode

400

The technique in the line "My alarm clock screams at me every morning."  

Personification

400

The part of a story where the action reaches its peak or where the character faces their greatest challenge

Climax
500

The camper Stanley gets in a fight with

Zigzag

500

Gift Colin gives Alistair before leaving London

His pocket knife

500

The author of the sonnet 'How do I love thee', initials EBB

Elizabeth Barrett Browning

500

The name AND correct spelling of the technique used for words representing sounds like 'Bang', 'meow', 'crack'

Onomatopoeia

500

Give me a sentence to show a character is nervous without using the words "nervous", "afraid", "scared" or "anxious"

He could feel his heart pounding in his chest as he wiped his sweaty palms on his pants.