Types of Words
Poetry
Language Devices
Film
English Writing
100
A word to identify people, places, or things.
Noun
100
Describing something in a way that isn’t literally true to make a comparison.
Metaphor
100
Repeated consonant sounds at the beginning of successive words.
Alliteration
100
What does CAMELS stand for?
Camera Angles, Acting, Mise-en-scene, Editing, Lighting & Sound
100
What does PEAR stand for?
Point, Evidence, Analysis & Reinforcement
200
A word that expresses a state of being or an action.
Verb
200
Describing something visually to put a picture in the reader’s mind.
Imagery
200
Comparing something to another idea to help describe it using “like” or “as.”
Simile
200
What are the two different types of sounds?
Diegetic and non-diegetic
200
We use paragraphs in normal writing, what do we use in poetry?
Stanzas
300
A word that describes or modifies a word.
Adjective
300
What is the rhyme scheme for this poem?
Look up, my people,
The dawn is breaking,
The world is waking,
To a new bright day,
When none defame us,
Nor color shame us,
Nor sneer dismay.
ABBCDDC
300
Using a word or phrase multiple times.
Repetition
300
What kind of editing is used to show a conversation between characters?
Alternating standard cuts
300
Name 4 elements that go into writing a script.
Setting, Character Names, Dialogue and Stage Directions
400
A word that tells you where or when something is in relation to something else
Preposition
400
What type of poem is this:
There once was a baby named Lou, / And he grew and he grew and he grew / And he grew and he grew / And he grew and he grew, / But he stopped when he reached six foot two.
Limerick
400
The ideas or feelings associated with a word or phrase.
Connotations
400
What does it mean to zoom in twice?
Explain why the writer has chose a language technique or an interesting word whilst stating the word class.
400
What elements do we need to include in a travel article?
Setting, 5 senses imagery, metaphor, hyperbole, heading, subheadings, opinions, pictures, persuasive language, facts, anecdotes/entertaining stories, price
500
A word that describes or modifies a verb, adjective.
Adverb
500
Write me a Haiku.
a traditional Japanese poetic form typically consisting of three lines with a 5-7-5 syllable structure
500
Repeating the 's' sound
Sibilance
500
Three things you MUST do after you've zoomed in twice?
Explain the writer's intentions, the effect on the reader and link back to the topic sentence.
500
Write me a descriptive paragraph of this place:
Nestled amidst lush greenery, the magnificent bronze Buddha statue commands attention with its imposing presence and serene countenance. The colossal figure sits in perfect meditation, embodying tranquility and spiritual enlightenment against the backdrop of a vibrant blue sky dotted with wispy clouds. One hand is raised in a gesture of blessing, while the other rests gently on its lap in the traditional mudra position, symbolizing wisdom and compassion. The statue's meticulously crafted features—from the gentle curve of its lips forming a subtle smile to the elongated earlobes representing nobility—reflect masterful artistry. Surrounding the Buddha, verdant trees and foliage create a natural sanctuary, enhancing the atmosphere of peace and contemplation. Visitors to this sacred space are invited to pause, reflect, and experience the profound serenity that radiates from this majestic monument.