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It is a short narrative drawn from personal experience about an individual or an event.
What is an "Anecdote"?
This style of language engages readers in a more casual and personal way, making the text easier for them to relate to and understand.
What is "Informal Voice/ Language"?
This technique involves grouping three words or reasons together in a list.
What is "List of Three"?
This technique paints a picture in the reader’s mind by showing a similarity between different things using the words ‘like’ or ‘as’.
What is "Simile"?
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It can serve like factual evidence to reinforce and illustrate the writer’s point.
What is "Statistics"?
This type of narration creates distance between the narrator and the character, enabling the audience to learn more than the character knows.
What is "Third-Person Perspective/ Point of View"?
This type of language gives the text a sense of authority, making it appear unquestionable.
What is "Assertive/ Imperative Language"?
This technique forms a mental image for the reader by attributing human traits or actions to animals, objects, or abstract ideas.
What is "Personification"?
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What is "Directed Response"?
It is information that can be shown or verified as true.
What is "Facts"?
This influences how readers understand and react to a text by employing emotive language (e.g., hurt, angered, reluctant) and vivid imagery (e.g., threw, cascade, basked) to create a specific emotional impact.
What is "Tone"?
''How many roads must a man walk down before you call him a man?' (Bob Dylan)
This sentence is using what language device?
What is "Rhetorical Question"?
It aims to evoke emotions in the reader and prompt an emotional reaction to the text
What is "Emotive Language"?
It is the text paired with 'Text A'?
What is "Text B/ Response Text"?
This technique adds credibility to the text by using expert evidence without altering the original statement, making it more persuasive.
What is "Quotation"?
It refers to the type of language used in formal settings such as serious occasions, ceremonies, or academic contexts.
What is "Formal Voice/ Language"?
It refers to repeating the same consonant sound at the beginning of two or more words.
What is "Alliteration"?
"I want that apple so bad that Olympus will fall if I will not acquire it!" is using __________.
What is "Hyperbole/ Exaggeration"?
AS and A in "AS and A Level" means __________
What is 'Advance Subsidiary'?
The statement ‘Aphrodite stinks. She does not deserve to be crowned as the fairest’ is an example of _____________?
What is "Opinion"?
It is a narrative style where a single narrator speaks about themselves, using ‘I’ and personal pronouns such as ‘we’ and ‘us’.
What is "First-Person Perspective/ Point of View"?
"I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American Dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will … I have a dream that one day on the red hills of Georgia…" is using __________.
What is "Repetition"?
This technique uses descriptive imagery to appeal to the senses—sound, sight, smell, touch, and taste.
What is "Five Senses"?
It is Mr. Greg's favorite color.
What is 'Blue'?