Language Techniques 5.0 / 5 based on 1 ratingTeacher recommended ? English LiteratureTechniquesGCSEAQA Created by: hazelnut_xixCreated on: 09-02-18 19:13 A short spitting sound Plosive 1 of 23 The picture/atmosphere created for the reader through language Imagery 2 of 23 Informal, conversational expressions Colloquialism 3 of 23 Exaggeration Hyperbole 4 of 23 An action/state Verb 5 of 23 An order/command Imperative 6 of 23 Using nature/weather to represent the mood/atmosphere of writing Pathetic fallacy 7 of 23 The same sound repeated at the beginning of words near each other in a sentence Alliteration 8 of 23 An association with a particular idea/object Connotation 9 of 23 The pronunciation of a word represents the associated sound Onomatopoeia 10 of 23 Saying something is something else, not literal Metaphor 11 of 23 A verb which describes possibility, obligation or necessity Modal verb 12 of 23 A word which describes a noun Adjective 13 of 23 A statement Declarative sentence 14 of 23 A word used to avoid repeating the name of a person or object Pronoun 15 of 23 Comparing something to something else using 'like/as' Simile 16 of 23 An idea/concept - something which can't be touched Abstract noun 17 of 23 Giving an object a human quality Personification 18 of 23 A question Interrogative sentence 19 of 23 Repetition of s/sh sounds in words near each other in a sentence Sibilance 20 of 23 A word which describes how an action is done Adverb 21 of 23 An object which can be touched Concrete noun 22 of 23 A statement expressed with intense emotion, ending with an exclamation mark Exclamatory sentence 23 of 23
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