language techniques

Question 1

metaphor

Answer 1

'’his hands WERE crispy’’ decribing something as they were that

Question 2

alliteration

Answer 2

'’sally delivered salted crisps’’ something begining with the same letter

Question 3

personification

Answer 3

'’PERSON’’ adding human traits to objects that do not beahve or are human for example ‘‘the sun smiled at me ‘’ the sun cannot smile at you however its a way of saying that something good might happen forward on

Question 4

similie

Answer 4

(the cat behaved like a tiger) ,( her eyes are like shining diamonds)

Question 5

onomatopeia

Answer 5

SLAM BANG CRUNCH STOMP words that describe sounds

Question 6

sensory language

Answer 6

ears sight smell touch taste

Question 7

assonance

Answer 7

'’no pAIn no gAIn ‘’ the repetition of the same vowel or it can look like this ‘‘go slOW over the rOAd the ‘o’ sound

Question 8

dramatic irony

Answer 8

occurs when the audience knows something tats the characters don’t yet for example in an Inspecter calls when mr birling says ‘unsinkable absolutely unsinkable’ the audience already knows that the ship has sunk making mr birling seem like a fool and never trusting whatever he says and kind of disliking him already,

Question 9

anaphora

Answer 9

repetition of a word or an expression at the beginning may be used in poetic references for example ‘ we cannot dedicate-we cannot consecrate’’ the repetion of cannot
like in macbeth ‘‘fair is foul and foul is fair’

Question 10

antithesis

Answer 10

‘man proposes , god disposes’ when something or someone is the opposite of what it is like love and hate rain and sun

Question 11

caesura

Answer 11

is a pause normally signaled by a strong syntatic appears often in the middle or the end ‘‘to be ; or not to be ‘’

Question 12

iambic pentameter

Answer 12

normally has 10 syllables per line for example ‘‘the which if you patient ears attend’’

Question 13

imperative sentences

Answer 13

these are sentences that represent power and control like a leader for example ‘‘Now ‘’ Remember’’ or ‘’ Do not’’ its l like an order

Question 14

zoomorphism

Answer 14

human qualities to a non animal human or object for example ‘’ the ocean roared’’ the ocean cannot roar offcourse however it is a way to describe the ocean being aggressive or dangerous

Question 15

semantic field

Answer 15

a collection of words that relate to each oter for example ‘‘ocean blue waves tsunami sea tide ‘’

Question 16

hyperbole

Answer 16

exaggeration of things for example if you havent eaten for a few hours some people say ‘‘i am starving’’ but youre not actually starving youre just overexaggerating

Question 17

sibilance

Answer 17

words that start with an ‘s’ so like ‘‘the shells were so shiny as shredded gold’’