English assessment task 4 Flashcards

language devices

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Mood

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mood refers to the way the text makes the responder feel, it’s the atmosphere the poet tries to build into the poem.

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Tone

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tone refers to the way the composer feels about the topic, it shows the poet’s attitude to the topic

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imagery

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using words that appeal to the senses so it can create an image in the readers’ mind

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visual imagery

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it describes what we see
- colour
- shapes
- size
- pattern

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auditory imagery

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it describes what we hear
- enjoyable sounds
- noises
- the lack of sounds

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olfactory imagery

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describes what we smell
- fragrances
- odours

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gustatory imagery

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describes what we taste
- sweetness
- sourness
- saltiness
- spiciness
- savoriness

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tactile imagery

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describes what we touch or feel
- temperature
- texture
- touch
- movement

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similes

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compares qualities of the two objects or ideas so the similarity is highlighted

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metaphors

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metaphor are used to create a strong connection between two things by stating one thing to be another thing. It asks responders to picture this.

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extended metaphor

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when two things are connected throughout a large part or even the entire text

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onomatopoeia

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are words that imitate the real sounds of people, objects, animals and actions. it makes writing more vivid.

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personification

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is giving animals, inanimate objects or ideas, human qualities. Allows the reader to see things in a different way.

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14
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anthropomorphism

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the interpretation of nonhuman things or events in terms of human characteristics

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zoomorphism

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giving humans animal characteristics or attributes

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16
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repetition

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repetition of a word, a phrase, an idea or an image. it is used to emphasise, to add clarity or highlight.

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anaphora repetition

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the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses.

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epistrophe repetition

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the repetition of a word or phrase at the end of a sentence or successive clause

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epizeuxis repetition

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that appeals to the reader’s emotion through repetition in a quick succession

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rhyme

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words rhyme if they have the same sound on the final syllable. rhyme creates a pleasing sound and helps create the correct tone and mood. help create the rhythm of a text.

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rhythm

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the rhythm is made up of accents or beats contained in words. it conveys a sense of motion and movement while it could create sensations of speed, urgency and laziness. giving it a musical component.

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alliteration

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is the deliberate repetition of the same consonant sound. it helps create rhythm that matches the subject matter, it also helps create moods that will assist the poet’s purpose.

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assonance

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it is the deliberate repetition of the same vowel sounds followed by different consonant sounds. used to create a particular mood.

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symbolism

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is a setting, object, character, or event in a story that carries more than the literal meaning and therefore represents something significant to understanding the meaning of a text

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hyperbole
are exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally
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connotation
are words that appeal to our emotions without using the literal meaning. the emotions and associations are connected to the word and depends on how a word has been used over time.