Effects

Question 1

metaphor effect

Answer 1

the reader thinks about the meaning within the comparison. It enlivens descriptions by helping us to see these things in a new light In a way we may have never seen them or thought about them before.

Question 2

Alliteration

Answer 2

It creates a mood within the text. Also, the reader ponders on the significance of the emphasis of particular letters. Better flow, Draws our attention to this phrase. Creates a harder or softer mood in line with the meaning. (hard consonants b d k p q t, soft are f h j l m n r s v w y z, while c and g can be either hard or soft)

Question 3

Listing

Answer 3

imagine the items that are mentioned

Question 4

Emotive language

Answer 4

stirs an emotional response in the reader which could motivate them to act

Question 5

Personification

Answer 5

The reader can relate to the movements and feelings of the inanimate object

Question 6

Repeition

Answer 6

heightens the importance of the particular words and makes them memorable

Question 7

Opinion

Answer 7

Mentally engages the recipient, as they decide whether they agree or disagree with the statements being made

Question 8

Onomatopoeia

Answer 8

appeal to the auditory sense. The reader can imagine or hear the word in action

Question 9

Facts/Figures

Answer 9

makes the recipient accept the reasoning as more authentic and plausible

Question 10

Rhetorical question

Answer 10

The recipient will feel like they are participating in a conversation, as they mentally formulate an answer to the question

Question 11

Exaggeration

Answer 11

compare the comparison with relate and discern the intended meaning of the statement

Question 12

Allusion

Answer 12

recipients are mentally engaged with the text, as they draw on their own knowledge of the comparison. Adds another dimension to the text by introducing material from our external knowledge.

Question 13

Direct adress

Answer 13

The recipient feels included in the rhetoric and they mentally engage with the speaker. Makes the character come alive

Question 14

Rhyme/rhythm

Answer 14

makes the text memorable and can make poems amusing. Can tie together the middle and end of verses. Makes it flow better

Question 14

Assonance

Answer 14

Draws our attention to the phrase. Makes it flow better. Repetition of vowels generally gives a soft, quiet, calm mood unless the sounds are short vowels.

Question 15

colloquial

Answer 15

grounds the text in informality as well as a certain social group and period of time

Question 16

Hyperbole

Answer 16

used for emphasis to get a point across.

Question 17

use of lots of adjectives

Answer 17

builds up a very full picture of the thing or activity so that it becomes very clear in the readers mind

Question 18

first person

Answer 18

puts us in their shoes. Gives immediacy to the text. The author or character makes a direct connection with the reader or audience.

Question 19

second person

Answer 19

This direct address to the listeners/viewers involves them and may challenge them to respond, even if only mentally.

Question 20

symbolism

Answer 20

An author can use a symbol so that the audience understands the emotions invested in the object without describing those emotions ever time the object is used.

Question 21

Euphemism

Answer 21

Amusement in the reader. Making the character seem kindhearted, sarcastic etc

Question 22

emotive language

Answer 22

the attitude and emotions of the author are transferred or made clear to the reader

Question 23

Quotation

Answer 23

will add some of the authority of the original author to the current speaker/writer

Question 24

Soliloquy

Answer 24

making you feel like you are getting access to the character’s true inner state

Question 25

oxymoron

Answer 25

enchanting descriptions and intensifying emotions to simply bringing about a lighthearted mood or tine

Question 26

prose

Answer 26

Convey an idea, deliver information, or tell a story

Question 27

Blank verse

Answer 27

(unstressed, stressed syllables unlike free verse). To entrance or interrupt the audiences reading of the poem

Question 28

Anaphora

Answer 28

delivering an artistic effect to a passage. Appeal to the emotions of the audience in order to persuade, inspire, motivate and encourage them

Question 29

shared lines

Answer 29

show the relationship between two or more characters. A connection.

Question 30

Imagery

Answer 30

rigger the reader to recall images, or mental pictures, that engage one of the five senses: sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch.