English (techniques) 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? EnglishtechniquesGCSEAQA Created by: AveryacCreated on: 12-01-17 19:15 Contemporary belonging to or occuring in the present. 1 of 33 Annotate To make notes around a text or poem 2 of 33 Dramatic monologue a poem in the form of a speech or narrative 3 of 33 Chronological In time order 4 of 33 Context The historical and social background of a text 5 of 33 Assonance When the same vowel sound is repeated but the constanants are different: sonnet and porridge. 6 of 33 Colloquial Language that is used in speech with an informal meaning: 'chill' 'out of this world' 7 of 33 Dialect The version of language spoken by particular people in a particular area. 8 of 33 Dialogue Conversation between two or more people 9 of 33 Enjambment used in poetry. Where a sentence continues beyond the end of a line or verse. 10 of 33 Hyperbole Exaggeration 11 of 33 Imagery Similes, metaphors and personificstion. 12 of 33 Metaphor A word or phrase used to imply figuratively, not literally, resemblance. 13 of 33 Monologue A speech 14 of 33 Onomatopoeia A word that sounds like the noise it's describing 15 of 33 Oxymoron Where two words not normally associated are brought together: bitter sweet 16 of 33 Pathos Language that evokes feelings of pity or sorrow 17 of 33 Personification Atributing a human quality to a thing or idea. 18 of 33 Simile A phrase which establishes similarity between two things. 19 of 33 Tone The writers tone or voice or atmosphere or feeling that pervades the text 20 of 33 Atmosphere the mood produced 21 of 33 Couplet A pair of successive lines of verse, same length 22 of 33 Rhyming Couplet A pair of successive lines that rhyme 23 of 33 Sonnet a poem of 14 lines 24 of 33 Ambiguity Use of language where the meaning is unclear or has two meanings 25 of 33 Colloquial Ordinary, everyday speech and language 26 of 33 Diction The choice of words a write uses 27 of 33 Empathy A feeling on the part of the reader of sharing the particular experince 28 of 33 Genre A Particular type of writing 29 of 33 Satire Ridiculing, mocking 30 of 33 Stanza The blocks of lines into which a poem is divided 31 of 33 Structure The way a piece of text has been put together 32 of 33 Syntax The way that sentances are structured. 33 of 33
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