language levels

Question 1

Laterals

Answer 1

L alliteration

Question 2

assonance

Answer 2

vowel alliteration

Question 3

noun phrases

Answer 3

the end of the phrase containing a noun and functioning in a sentence as a subject

Question 4

prepositional phrases.

Answer 4

A phrase that starts with a preposition and ends with a noun/ pronoun/noun phrase

Question 5

predicate

Answer 5

object of the sentence (but the object is excessively long)

Question 6

what is a subjunctive sentence mood

Answer 6

‘if’ sentences often used to express hypotheticals

Question 7

anadiplosis

Answer 7

figure of speech that describes ending on detente or clause with a word or phrase which is repeated at the start of the next phrase or sentence
i.e, “i throw my weight against the locked doors. The doors locked”

Question 8

onomatopoeia

Question 9

asynchronicity

Answer 9

Writing (old) letters: writing something that wouldn’t have a response for a long time

chron- chronology
a- lack off

Question 10

What does gasp stand for

Answer 10

Genre
Audience
Subject
Purpose

Question 11

what’s the gasp for a diary entry

Answer 11

Genre - diary entry/correspondence
Audience - yourself/ diary as personified audience
Subject -
Purpose - catharsis, explain thoughts, log experience, angst