Poetry/Film WORDS

Question 1

Static image

Answer 1

An image or cartoon that is still

Question 2

Target audience

Answer 2

The specific group defined by age, gender, social status, etc

Question 3

Message

Answer 3

Link to the theme/ function/ purpose, main idea that the image contains.

Question 4

Image

Answer 4

The key element, used for attraction

Question 5

Layout

Answer 5

The way the static image is set out on the page.

Question 6

Shades

Answer 6

Different tones of dark and light to capture attention

Question 7

Contrast

Answer 7

Different colors, tones, shades, and images used to show up the differences.

Question 8

Superimposition

Answer 8

One image placed over another for effect

Question 9

Color/association

Answer 9

Eg, red with danger, white with surrender etc..

Question 10

Foregrounds/background

Answer 10

Back/front of the image

Question 11

Framing

Answer 11

use of a border within the image for effect

Question 12

Font

Answer 12

Size and nature of lettering for effect

Question 13

Reverse text

Answer 13

White printing on the black background or conversely.

Question 14

Symbol

Answer 14

An image of something small that represents something much larger.

Question 15

Stereotype

Answer 15

A generalized image that is used to represent a certain group in society.

Question 16

Caricature

Answer 16

taking two identifiable features from something then exaggerating them

Question 17

Logo

Answer 17

A design used to signify a business or company

Question 18

Slogan

Answer 18

A short memorable phase or group of words used to associate with a product.

Question 19

Meter

Answer 19

measured arrangement of accents and syllables in poetry.

Question 20

Full rhyme

Answer 20

when the two rhyming words begin with a different consonant sound, then have the same vowel sound, and end with the same consonant sound (night/delight).

Question 21

Half rhyme:

Answer 21

when only single consonant or vowel sounds are the same:

Question 22

End-rhyme

Answer 22

rhyme at the end of line.

Question 23

Internal rhyme

Answer 23

rhyme within a line

Question 24

Sibilant sounds:

Answer 24

: repeated ‘s’ and ‘sh’ sounds, can be soft or sinister.

Question 25

Plosive sounds

Answer 25

b,’ ‘p,’ ‘d,’ and ‘t’ sounds. The effect is sharp and abrupt.

Question 26

Liquid sounds

Answer 26

‘l’ sounds. Can create a sense of quick light movement.

Question 27

Fricative sounds

Answer 27

f,’ ‘v,’ and ‘th’ sounds. Can create an airy effect.

Question 28

Stanza

Answer 28

the units into which the lines of a poem are separated.

Question 29

Refrain

Answer 29

a phrase, line, or group of lines repeated at intervals throughout the poem.

Question 30

Caesura

Answer 30

when punctuation is used to create a pause within a line.

Question 31

Enjambment:

Answer 31

where the sentences carries over into the next line. Enjambment diminishes pauses and thus speeds up rhythm.

Question 32

Allusion

Answer 32

A brief, intentional reference to a historical, mythic, or literary person, place, event, or movement.

Question 33

Antithesis

Answer 33

when words and phrases with opposite meaning and implications are used to achieve contrast.

Question 34

Irony

Answer 34

expressing an implied meaning that is different to the meaning directly stated.

Question 35

Symbolism

Answer 35

when an object contained within the fictional world of the text represents another abstract meaning.

Question 36

Zoomorphism

Answer 36

the attribution of animal characteristics to an inanimate thing.

Question 37

Sensory imagery

Answer 37

language and description that invokes the senses (visual, auditory, olfactory, tactile, gustatory, kinaesthetic).

Question 38

Synaesthesia

Answer 38

: when the invocation of one sense is described as simultaneously invoking another.

Question 39

Sonnet:

Answer 39

Usually a single stanza of fourteen lines or an octet followed by a sestet. Written in iambic pentameter and deals with loft subject matter.

Question 40

Ballad:

Answer 40

a song which tells a story. Usually contains quatrains.

Question 41

Lyric

Answer 41

short, non-narrative poem in which a single speaker presents a state of mind or emotional state.

Question 42

Free verse

Answer 42

verse which does not rhyme and which has lines of varying lengths according to the ebb and flow of the poet’s emotions.