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English Exam Definitions Examples 2011

QuestionAnswer
Emotive Language E.g. like, happy, sad, joyfully
Formal Language E.g. leading international business interests
Colloquial Language E.g. gonna, ain’t, dunno
Sensationalism E.g. Aspirin will kill you
Generalisation E.g. All girls like dolls
Euphemism E.g. kick the bucket (death)
Tautology E.g. In my opinion, I think that…
Rhetorical Question E.g. How am I supposed to live without you?
Inclusive Language E.g. fair play (sportsmanship), chairperson (chairman)
Objective Language E.g. scientific facts: Australia has 22 million people
Subjective Language E.g. Opinions: carrots are disgusting
Assonance E.g. The rain in Spain falls mainly on the plains
Alliteration E.g. The parched pavement peeled in the summer sun
Onomatopoeia E.g. wacked
Personification E.g. The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky
Simile E.g. as hot as a volcano, like a pack or wild animals
Metaphor E.g. the school students were a pack of wild animals
Figurative Language E.g. The kookaburra laughed at our antics on the lawn
Symbolism E.g. The red rose on Valentine’s Day
Pun E.g. “get a hole lot more out of life” for a lifesaver’s commercial
Noun E.g. house, Andrew, flock
Abstract Noun E.g. love, hatred, bravery
Adjective E.g. six eggs, New South Wales schools
Adverb E.g. quickly, consequently
Created by: PCGEEK
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