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Eglish defenitions:
Eglish revision defenitions:
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Alliteration | The close repetition of consonant sounds(e.g) Tip top, bob the builder, be kind to crabs |
| Metaphore | A figur of speech where one thing is decribed as something else.(e.g)your face is the stopsign on my highway |
| Simile | A comparison using like or as(e.g) she ran like the wind |
| Personifacation | A figure of speech treating a non human as if they are human |
| Onomatepaya | A figure of speech when the sound of a word imitates the sound it is making (e.g) drip drip, tic tok |
| Rhyme | When the final words sound the same |
| Conflict | Dissagreement or tension between characters in a story or between different ideas or within a characters own mind. |
| Climax | The big moment in the story when all the important things happen |
| Resoulution | The last part of the story when the loose ends are all tied up |
| Plot | The story line what actually happens in the story |
| Characters | The person in the story/ animals can sometimes be characters too |
| Setting | The place and historical time when a story takes place (e.g) wellington 1997 |
| Themes | The main ideas or messages in a story or poem (e.g) revenge, courage, friendship |
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