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English Study yearly

year 8 yearly exam English

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what are the 6 written elements of a picture book? word choice, figurative language, repetition, intertextuality, rhyme, rhythm.
What is the structure of a story? orientation, complication, series of events, climax, resolution, moral.
What are the 10 stages of the heroes journey? 1.hero feels guilt or grief 2.challenged to go on an adventure 3.refuses to go on adventure 4.turning point 5.familiar place to unfamiliar place 6.gets aid 7.overcomes obstacles 8.approaches danger 9.confronts fear 10.hero successful and rewarded.
List 5 characteristics of a hero. fights for what is right, kind, honest, driven by a cause, courageous, brave, strong etc.
List 5 characteristics of a villain. evil, violent, rude, self-absorbed, angry,dishonest.etc.
What are the 5 different kinds of heroes? unwilling, anti-heroes, tragic, loner, group-oriented
What is word choice? Where language can be described as clever, simple or easy to understand.
What is figurative language? Where language is used to compare, emphasis or clarity a particular point.
What is repetition? where words or sentences re repeated for emphasis.
What is intertextuality? Where there are to another character, story, myth or legend.
What is rhyme? Where the end of the words are the same or follow a particular pattern or emphasis.
What is rhythm? Where a beat is created through sounds and order of words.
What is the order of the 6 publishing steps? Initial planning, design, editing and review, index, printing and binding, launch meeting,
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