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Front cards |
Back cards |
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What is a caesura? |
It is a dramatic pause or break in a line of poetry. |
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What is a Complex sentence? |
A sentence including an independent clause and a subordinate clause for example:
Although it was raining, we went for a walk. |
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What is a Compound sentence? |
A sentence that connects two or more independent clause with a conjunction. |
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What is a conjunction? |
A conjunction connects two sentences together. |
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What is a Declarative sentence? |
A sentence that makes a statement, provides a piece of information or fact. |
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What is a Flashback? |
Going from the present back to the past so this could be referring back to the first stanza in a poem and basing the last one on that. |
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What is a metaphor? |
A metaphors is saying something is something for example: She was a shark. |
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What is a Noun? |
A noun is a person, place or thing. |
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What is a Preposition? |
A preposition tells you where something is for example: In or beside. |
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What is a pronoun? |
A pronoun is another word for a noun for example: He, She or they. |
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What is a simile? |
A simile compares something to something else for example: Her hair is like the sun. |
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What is a simple sentence? |
A sentence that includes a subject and noun to complete a thought. |
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What is a stanza? |
A stanza is a chunk of text or paragraph that separates the poem into different sections. |
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What is a Verb? |
A verb is a doing word for example: Running or Jumping. |
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What is an Adjective? |
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (describing word). |
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What is an Adverb? |
An adverb is an adjective that describes a verb. |
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What is an Exclamative sentence? |
A sentence with an exclamation mark at the end. |
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What is an imperative sentence? |
A sentence that gives a direct command, request or invitation. |
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What is an independent clause? |
A sentence that is fine on its own but can combined with others and added to for example I like cheese. |
| 20 |
What is an interrogative sentence? |
A sentence that asks a question for example do you like cheese? |
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What is chronological narrative? |
Telling a story with the events in the exact order they happened in. |
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What is Cyclical Narrative? |
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What is enjambment? |
Enjambment is when the lines do not finish in punctuation and flow into eachother. |
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What is first person narrative? |
Narrating in first person saying what happened to you and using the word I. |
| 25 |
What is Flash forward? |
Going from the present to the future so in a poem the first stanza referring to the future of the poem. |
| 26 |
What is Imagery? |
Imagery describes an image that the reader can picture in their heads because of how good you are describing it. |
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What is Juxtaposition? |
Juxtaposition is two things being placed together with contrasting effect. |
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What is Pathetic Fallacy? |
Pathetic Fallacy is describing something with human feelings for example the angry wind or smiling sun. |
| 29 |
What is Personification? |
Personification is giving a non living thing human attributes for example: the trees whispered my name. |
| 30 |
What is Repetition? |
Repetition is repeating a word or phrase multiple times to create a certain effect. |
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What is Rhyme? |
Rhyme is the repetition of the end of a group of word they are most commonly found at the end of lines in stanzas. |
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What is symbolism? |
Symbolism is the use of symbols to represent an idea or qualities. |
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What is third person narrative? |
It is when an outside speaker refers to characters as he, she or they. |