Language terminology

Question 1

The cats out the bag

Answer 1

idiom

Question 2

gone to a better place

Answer 2

euphamism and idiom

Question 3

rise and fall of the voice when speaking

Answer 3

intonation

Question 4

conversational turn-taking between two interlocutors

Answer 4

adjacency pairs

Question 5

adjacency pairs

Answer 5

conversational turn-taking between two interlocutors

Question 6

play on words

Answer 6

pun

Question 7

litotes

Answer 7

a deliberate understatement

Question 8

deliberate understatement

Answer 8

litotes

Question 9

name prosodic features 5

Answer 9

• changes in pitch
• volume
• pauses
• stress
• speed

Question 10

stichomythia

Answer 10

rapid-fire dialogue of two characters speak alternating short or single lines of verse.

Question 11

rapid fire lines or phrases of dialogue between two characters

Answer 11

stichomythia

Question 12

giving humans animalistic traits

Answer 12

zoomorphism

Question 13

collocation

Answer 13

two words that fit perfectly together

Question 14

words that fit perfectly with one another

Answer 14

collocation

Question 15

a text that can be coordinated through different forms

Answer 15

multimodal

Question 16

I will never ever, ever, ever.

Answer 16

epzeuxis (epi zook sis)

Question 17

Reppetition of a word in immediate sucsession

Answer 17

epizeuxis

Question 18

a characters individual voice

Answer 18

idiolect

Question 19

a newly formed word

Answer 19

neologism

Question 20

speach used by parents and caregivers towards children

Answer 20

Child- directed speech

Question 21

Transgressive

Answer 21

crossing of boundaries

Question 22

neo classical and classical

Answer 22

whom believe all art should imitate precedents and genres created by artists of classical civilizations (greece, rome). Classical is art that originated from classical civilisations.

Question 23

assonance

Answer 23

repeating of vowel sound (close,low,clouds,verbose)

Question 24

Absurdist theatre

Answer 24

a genre where impossible or ridiculous events make a statement about the absurdness of reality.

Question 25

exuent vs exit

Answer 25

multiple vs one person leaving the stage

Question 26

Aside

Answer 26

a remark made by a character which other characters cannot hear

Question 27

monologue

Answer 27

speach of one character if a play, no other cast present

Question 28

Picaresque

Answer 28

protagonists travels and encounters more important than character.

Question 29

Epistolery

Answer 29

novel written in the form of an exchange of letters

Question 30

interleaving

Answer 30

telling of several stories in one text, stories woven into eachother.

Question 31

symbolism

Answer 31

symbol represents a concept

Question 32

Meta

Answer 32

moments when text goes beyond its fictionality and makes the audience aware of its own fictionality

Question 33

ludic

Answer 33

a text that plays into the readers expectations e.g expectations of the locked door murder mystery.

Question 34

burlesque

Answer 34

satire that uses characature

Question 35

diatribe

Answer 35

rant or angry speech of denunciation- informing against someone,publically condemning.

Question 36

Allegory

Answer 36

close one- to- one comparison. e.g a book ab a hive being an allegory for 21st centuary england (queen, workers and soldiers)

Question 37

pathetic

Answer 37

appealing to emotions