News reports
Sentence structure
Parts of speech
Poetry
100

What narrative voice is a news report written in? 1st or 3rd person?

3rd person

100

Is this direct or reported (indirect) speech:

The reporter said that he saw the building collapse.

Reported (indirect) speech

100

What is the pronoun in this sentence?

The girl and her sister went shopping.

her

100

What word do we used to describe 'paragraphs' in poems?

stanzas

200

What paragraph in a news report answers: who, what, where, when

The lead paragraph

200

What is the relative pronoun used in this sentence?

The runner, who won the 100m sprint, was from Horizon International School.

who

200

What is the adjective in this sentence?

The ballerina was elegant.

elegant

200

What type of figurative language is this?

SPLAT!

Onomatopoeia

300

What part of a news report catches the readers attention?

The headline

300

What relative pronoun would best fit this sentence?

The girl, _________ parents live in Kenya, sang beaiutifully.

whose

300

What is the adverbial phrase and adverb used in this sentence?

The boy ran quickly across the playground.

across the playground (where) - phrase

quickly - adverb

300

What type of figurative language is this?

The ocean was as blue as a sapphire.

Simile

400

Name the 4 parts of the inverted pyramid (structure of a news report)

Headline

Lead

Main Body

Tail

400

Is this sentence in the active or passive voice?

Charlie picked a book from the library.

Active

400

Give a powerful synonym for this verb:

run

dash

sprint

dart

bolt

bound

400

What type of figurative language is used in this sentence?

The rainbow danced across the sky. 

Personification

500

What type of figurative language does this headline use:

Super student wins sports day

alliteration

500

Change this active sentence into the passive voice?

Rachel close the curtains in the classroom.

The curtains in the classroom were closed by Rachel. 

OR

In the classroom, the curtains were closed by Rachel.

500

What are the word classes (parts of speech) of these homophones?

plain

plane

plain - adjective

plane - noun

500

Think of another metaphor (likening the sea to a dog) to add to this one, to create an extended metaphor.

The sea is an angry dog.

The waves wag their tails.

The sea barks in anger.

The waves bound onto the beach.