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all the question types.
IN YOUR OWN WORDS
-Identify the answer in the text
-Write the answer in your own words
-One mark per point
LINKING
-Identify the linking section in the text
-Quote a phrase from text that links BACK or FORWARD.
-State how it links
-Explain how it links and what do IYOW
WORD CHOICE
-Quote the word
-Explain what the word means
-This effectively suggests…
IMAGERY
-Quote the image
-Identify the imagery (simile, metaphor, personification)
-Explain the meaning
-Explain the effect (This effectively suggests…)
IMAGERY DEFINITIONS
-Simile = a comparison using 'like' or 'as' EXAMPLE: It is like an oven in here! He was the size of a house.
-Metaphor = a comparison where one thing is another EXAMPLE: You are a star! The lake was a silver mirror.
-Personification = Giving a non-human thing human qualities (like thoughts and feelings). EXAMPLE: The page looked back at me accusingly.
SENTENCE STRUCTURE
-Quote the sentence structure
-Identify the sentence structure
-Explain the effect
SENTENCE STRUCTURE DEFINITIONS
-List = A list emphasises the range, extent or amount or variety of a specific thing.
-Short Sentence = A short sentence is used for impact.
-Rhetorical Question = A rhetorical question engages the audience and makes them think about the issue.
-Repetition = Repetition is uses to emphasise a specific idea or to make a point.
-Contrast = Two opposing ideas are presented in the same sentence to emphasise the difference.
-Parenthesis = This is where a word or phrase which is extra information is inserted in a sentence which is complete without it.
TONE
-Identify the tone
-Quote the tone in the text
-State the language (Word choice, Imagery, Sentence structure)
-Explain how this demonstrates tone
CONTRAST
-Identify 2 quotes one for each side of contrast
-Explain how to two quotes contrast (using connotations for each quotation
EVALUATION
-Quote the effective work/phrase
-Identify the feature (what it does)
-Explain how it effectively hooks etc