Grammar and Punctuation - Year 9 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageGrammar and PunctuationPoetry EffectsAll LevelsNone Created by: emily061101Created on: 11-04-16 11:12 The other name for a statement. Declaratives 1 of 30 The other name for a question. Interrogative 2 of 30 The other name for a command. Imperative 3 of 30 The other name for an exclamation. Exclamatory 4 of 30 Are used to enclose an elaboration. Comma 5 of 30 An extra piece of important information. Elaboration 6 of 30 Can stand on its own when the rest of the sentence is removed. Independent 7 of 30 Can not stand on its own when the rest of the sentence is removed. Dependent 8 of 30 Another name for brackets. Parentheses 9 of 30 Is used like the equals sign it used in Mathematics. Colon 10 of 30 Used to separate main clauses in a sentence. Semi-Colon 11 of 30 Used to begin the main words of titles of books, plays e.t.c. Capital Letters 12 of 30 A group of words that contains a subject and completed verb. Clause 13 of 30 Where the word sounds like the sound it is describing. Onomatopoeia 14 of 30 Where the same consonant sound is repeated close together. Alliteration 15 of 30 Where the same vowel sound is repeated close together. Assonance 16 of 30 Where something is compared to something else using "like" or "as". Simile 17 of 30 Where something is said to be something else. Metaphor 18 of 30 Where something inanimate is given human qualities. Personification 19 of 30 A strongly patterned form of poetry that originated from song lyric. Sonnet 20 of 30 A type of sonnet named after an Italian poet. Petrarchan 21 of 30 A type of sonnet made popular in 16th Century England. Shakespearian 22 of 30 How many lines does a sonnet have? Fourteen 23 of 30 What metre does a sonnet use. Iambic Pentametre 24 of 30 The rise and fall of language in a sonnet. Rhythm 25 of 30 Syllables marked / Stressed 26 of 30 Syllables marked U Unstressed 27 of 30 The name for two lines at the end of a Elizabethen sonnet Couplet 28 of 30 The name for 4 lines in a Elizabethan sonnet Quatrain 29 of 30 How many sonnets did Shakespeare write One hundred and fifty 30 of 30
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