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Literary terms (Y9)

These are the terms you'll need for assessments this year.

QuestionAnswer
Formal language Precise, correct
Homonym Words spelt the same but have a different meaning (wind, minute,live)
Homophone Words that sound the same but spelt differently (pane/pain)
Hyperbole A gross exaggeration
Informal language casual, everyday
Literal Actual meaning of something
Metaphor Direct comparison (The lake is a mirror)
Onomatopoeia Sound of the word suggests the meaning (snap)
Personification Giving human characteristics to no human subjects
Acronym Word made of initial letters (ANZAC)
Alliteration Repetition of initial letters
Antonym Word of opposite meaning
Cliche An overused saying
Colloquial An everyday expression
Dialect Regional language or accents
Dialogue Conversation between two people
Monologue A one way conversation
Euphemism Polite way of saying something
Figurative language Comparisons (simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole)
Pun Play on words
Repetition Words or phrases that are repeated
Rhetorical question A question that doesn't require an answer
Sarcasm The opposite of what is really meant (Good one!)
Simile Indirect comparison using like or as or than
Synonym A word of similar meaning
Symbolism Where something represents something else
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