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Year 8 English TAT

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What is Alliteration? When two or more words that start with the same sound are used repeatedly in a phrase or a sentence
An example of Alliteration is... "River's rich red clay"
What is a Metaphor? Compares two different things by saying that one thing is the other
An example of a Metaphor is... The youth are buried in the rubble.
Visual Imagery Descriptive language that creates a vivid picture in the reader's mind by appealing to the sense of sight.
An example of Visual Imagery is... A scarred tree which overlooks the Melbourne Cricket Ground
Allusion Mentions of an object, person or place.
An example of Allusion is... I'm Adam Goodes
Assonance Same or similar vowel sound is repeated
An example of Assonance is.... Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Tone Refers to author's sound in a text!
An example of a sad tone is... I cannot bear his absence anymore
What are some themes of 1st Nations Poetry Impact of Colonisation. Race Connection to country and kin Relationships with others Reconciliation Stolen Generation
Effect of Alliteration Makes the poem sound catchy or musical; draws attention to words.
Effect of Metaphor Helps the reader understand something by comparing it to something else.
Effect of Visual Imagery Helps the reader picture scenes or settings.
Effect of Allusion Gives deeper meaning by referring to something famous or well-known.
Effect of Assonance Adds musical quality; makes lines sound smooth or emotional.
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