terminology

Question 1

simile

Answer 1

A comparision containing the words like or as

Question 2

metaphor

Answer 2

saying something is something that is not eg, his face was an eruption of anger

Question 3

emotive language

Answer 3

language that encourages emotion eg, slaughtered rather than killed.

Question 4

sensory language

Answer 4

language that focuses on the five senses

Question 5

byline

Answer 5

who the piece of writing is wrote by

Question 6

bullet points

Answer 6

use these with full sentences in a leaflet

Question 7

subheadings

Answer 7

use these to structure work in articles and leaflets

Question 8

contact details

Answer 8

use these in letters and leaflets

Question 9

sincerely and faithfully

Answer 9

faithfully don’t know the names and sincerely you no the name

Question 10

alliteration

Answer 10

words that start with the same sound

Question 11

imperative

Answer 11

an order that starts with a verb

Question 12

direct apeal

Answer 12

using the word you to connect to the audience

Question 13

rhetorical question

Answer 13

asking a question to your audience

Question 14

use of 1st person plural prouns

Answer 14

using word like we or our or us to connect the audience

Question 15

analogy

Answer 15

telling a short story that serves as an example

Question 16

statistics

Answer 16

using numerical evidence

Question 17

anaphora

Answer 17

starting sentences with the same word or phrase

Question 18

repetition

Answer 18

repeating key words

Question 19

humour

Answer 19

making you audience laugh to engage them