Explicit - Information that is stated clearly, Implicit - Information that is implied, Rhetorical Question - A question that does not need an answer, Exclamation Mark - Punctuation that expresses anger, surprise or volume, What does SPaG stand for? - Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar, What does the D stand for in DAFORREST? - Direct Address, What does the S stand for in DAFORREST? - Statistics, Similie - When a statement uses LIKE or AS, Metaphor - a thing regarded as representative or symbolic of something else, Elipses - Full stops that mark a trailing off in the sentence, Dialogue - When someone is talking, Alliteration - When words begin with the same sound, Onomatopoeia - A word that mimics a sound, Adjective - A word to describe a noun, Noun - The name of something, Verb - A word that shows action, Adverb - A word that describes an verb, Personification - When something is described with human features, Zoomorphism - When something is described with animal features, Anthromorphism - When an animal is described with human features, Repetition - When words are repeated in a sentence for effect, Cliff Hanger - When the end of a story is not concluded and left open, Exposition - The beginning of a story, Rising Action - When the story becomes driven with plot, Denouement - The ending of a story, A British value - Democracy, Symbolism - When objects, colours, things can represent something else, Connotation - Figurative meaning of a word/ phrase, Dennotation - Literal meaning of a word/ phrase, Who are the best teachers? - Lucy and Fransisco,

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