1) Metaphor a) A direct comparison b) comparison using 'like' or 'as'  c) giving something non human, human characteristics  d) using adjectives 2) Simile a) A direct comparison b) using adjectives c) comparison using 'like' or 'as' d) giving something non human, human characteristics 3) Personification a) comparison using 'like' or 'as' b) A direct comparison c) using adjectives d) giving something non human, human characteristics 4) Alliteration a) giving something non human, human characteristics b) repetition c) repetition of consonants d) repetition of vowels 5) Onomatopoeia a) when people talk b) repetition of consonants c) Words that sound like their meaning d) repetition of vowels 6) Hyperbole a) Exaggeration for effect b) really hyper kids c) moles with ADHD d) accurate description 7) Symbolism a) Exaggeration for effect b) Words that sound like their meaning c) When something represents something else d) Words that create strong emotional reactions 8) Emotive language a) Words that sound like their meaning b) Words that create strong emotional reactions c) when people cry for no reason d) When something represents something else 9) Colloquialism a) Informal language/slang b) when people cry for no reason c) Words that create strong emotional reaction d) repetition of consonants 10) Repetition a) repeating a word or idea for emphasis b) a type of sword c) repetition of consonants d) repetition of letters 11) Rhetorical question a) repetition of words b) a sentence with a full stop c) personal pronouns d) A question not meant to be answered 12) Semantic field a) opposite words b) group of words related by meaning c) words that sound the same d) A question not meant to be answered 13) Irony a) when events or words are the opposite of what is expected b) when a person lies c) when bad things happen d) when you want a fork but there are only spoons 14) Juxtaposition a) contrast b) simile c) preposition d) yoga movements 15) Chronological order a) going back in time b) imagining the future c) Events presented in the order they happened d) science fiction  16) Flashback a) imagining the future b) going back in time c) Events presented in the order they happened d) science fiction 17) Foreshadowing a) silhouettes b) going back in time c) Hints about what will happen later d) Events presented in the order they happened 18) Zoom in/out a) camera lens b) Shifting focus from big to small c) extreme close up 19) Circular structure a) Ending mirrors the beginning b) ending with a cliffhanger c) nothing happens d) no punctuation 20) Climax a) Ending mirrors the beginning b) no punctuation c) ending with a cliffhanger d) A moment of highest tension or conflict 21) Dialogue a) Use of speech b) shift from action to close up c) one person talking in a speech d) in media res 22) Listing a) Several items or ideas in a row to overwhelm b) repetition c) exaggeration d) use of speech 23) One-sentence paragraph a) Used for emphasis or dramatic impact b) used because there isn't much to say c) Used for layout purposes 24) Contrast a) when words are the same b) Showing similarities between characters/settings/ideas c) listing lots of words to overwhelm d) Showing differences between characters/settings/ideas

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