Remainder

Question 1

Atmosphere

Answer 1

The mood or tone set by the writer

Question 2

Setting

Answer 2

A geographical or historical moment.

Question 3

Focus

Answer 3

Emphasis is placed on something.

Question 4

Shift

Answer 4

A switch or change of focus.

Question 5

Point of view/perspective

Answer 5

Point of view is the mode of narration that an author employs to let the readers hear and see what happens in the story or poem.

Question 6

Sequencing

Answer 6

The order of work.

Question 7

Zoom in

Answer 7

To focus on a small area within writing.

Question 8

Zoom out

Answer 8

To focus on all the writing.

Question 9

Calm, happy, excited, funny,optimistic and nostalgic.

Positive or Negative.

Answer 9

Positive

Question 10

Angry,sad,anxious,serious,pessimistic and regretful.

Positive or negative.

Answer 10

Negative

Question 11

Adjective that compares one thing to another.

Answer 11

Comparative adjective

Question 12

Superlative adjective

Answer 12

Adjective that compares one thing to all the rest.

Question 13

A phrase with the noun as the head word

Answer 13

Noun phrase

Question 14

Abstract noun.

Answer 14

A noun that you cannot touch

Question 15

Describes general things people and places

Answer 15

Common noun.

Question 16

A count noun showing a group of invididuals

Answer 16

Collective noun

Question 17

Proper noun

Answer 17

Describes specific things,people or places with a capital letter(usually)

Question 18

Pronoun

Answer 18

A word that replaces a noun.

Question 19

When you add a word onto the front of another word,it is called a ….

Answer 19

Prefix.

Question 20

Suffix

Answer 20

When you add a word on the end of another word to change its meaning.

Question 21

The feelings associated with words.

Answer 21

Connotations

Question 22

Track.

Answer 22

Following a moving object in your writing

Question 23

Remaining in one place and stating what you see.

Answer 23

Locked off shot.

Question 24

Ariel/birds eye

Answer 24

Looking down on what you are talking about.

Question 25

A single word used to create a whole word of paragraph.

Answer 25

Isolated sentence/paragraph

Question 26

Discourse markers.

Answer 26

Linking words or linking phrases