Simile - Using "like" or "as" to make a comparison (e.g. she was as fast as lightning), Metaphor - Comparing something to something that it is not (e.g. she was a lightning bolt on the track), Personification - Giving something non-human human qualities (e.g. the trees waved gently in the breeze), Alliteration - The repetition of the same sound at the beginning of words for effect (e.g. the smoke streamed out from the burning buildings), Onomatopoeia - Words which imitate a sound ("bang", "crash"), Single Word Analysis - Choosing a powerful word and discussing the feeling/effect created, Emotive Language - Words which have an emotional effect on the reader, Rhetorical Question - A question where the answer is obvious or designed to make the audience think, Anecdote - A short, personal story, Pathetic Fallacy - Using the weather to reflect the mood (e.g. a thunderstorm to show rising anger or fear,

Paper 1 - Language Features

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