Language devices

Question 1

A doing word (running, danced)

Answer 1

Verb

Question 2

A word sounds like an actual noise (bang, hiss)

Answer 2

Onomatopoeia

Question 3

The first letters sound is repeated (beautiful baby boy)

Answer 3

Alliteration

Question 4

Comparing two things with LIKE or AS (as light as a feather)

Answer 4

Simile

Question 5

Comparing two things, saying one thing IS another (the sun is a golden ball)

Answer 5

Metaphor

Question 6

A lifeless object is given human qualities (the wind slapped my face)

Answer 6

Personification

Question 7

A describing word (beautiful, small)

Answer 7

Adjective

Question 8

Writers using words to create a picture for the reader

Answer 8

Imagery

Question 9

A naming word for a thing/object/person/place

Answer 9

Noun

Question 10

Words that are actually spoken

Answer 10

Direct speech

Question 11

Using exaggeration for emphasis or effect

Answer 11

Hyperbole

Question 12

Repeating a word or phrase for emphasis or effect

Answer 12

Repetition

Question 13

Asking a question to the reader to get them to think

Answer 13

Rhetorical question

Question 14

Giving an order or command

Answer 14

Imperative

Question 15

3 or more examples of something for emphasis or information

Answer 15

List of 3 / listing

Question 16

Giving true pieces of information about a subject

Answer 16

Statistics and facts

Question 17

How you would show that you are giving your opinion

Answer 17

Personal pronoun ‘I’

Question 18

How you would refer to the reader to include them in your writing

Answer 18

Personal pronoun ‘you’

Question 19

Using ‘I’ and ‘we’ in a text to tell a story

Answer 19

First Person

Question 20

Using ‘they’ and names in a text to tell a story

Answer 20

Third Person

Question 21

An informal way of saying something; ‘youth speak’

Answer 21

Slang