Language Features

Question 0

Proper noun

Answer 0

The name of something (usually with capital) eg Amy, Zara, Glenfield

Question 1

Pronoun

Answer 1

He, She, it, they

Question 2

Common noun

Answer 2

Everyday items. Eg table, chair, desk

Question 3

Compound noun

Answer 3

Two nouns together. Eg pencil-case, wheel-barrow

Question 4

Collective noun

Answer 4

Groups of things. Eg team, flock, school,

Question 5

Verb

Answer 5

Doing word. Eg running, walking, skipping

Question 6

Adverb

Answer 6

Describes the verb. Eg he was running quickly

Question 7

Preposition

Answer 7

The position of things. Eg below, above, under

Question 8

Conjunction

Answer 8

Joining words. Eg and, but, while

Question 9

Reflexive noun

Answer 9

Myself, himself, herself

Question 10

Possessive pronoun

Answer 10

Mine, yours, ours

Question 11

Tense

Answer 11

Present, past, future

Question 12

Assonance

Answer 12

Repeating a vowel sound

Question 13

Alliteration

Answer 13

Repeating of letters

Question 14

Onomatopoeia

Answer 14

Action sounds. Eg boom, crash, snap, bang

Question 15

Metaphor

Answer 15

Saying something is something else. Eg the dog was a demon

Question 16

Simile

Answer 16

Using the words like or as, as busy as a bee

Question 17

Emotive language

Answer 17

Connects to emotions. Eg miserable, exhausting

Question 18

Imperative language

Answer 18

Words telling you what to do

Question 19

Personal pronoun

Answer 19

You and we instead of Zara and Amy