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- 2. What is rhyme? a. The beat of the words b. Words that sound good c. Words that sound the d. Syllables in a word same at the end of lines
- 5. Which of these defines alliteration? a.2 or more words in sequence b.Lots of sounds that begin with the same letter in a row. c. The punctuation d.To say the word in a poem without emphasis.
- 8. Which example is personification? a.The leaves shouted out b.The leaves fell as they raced towards the ground off the tree. c. The leaves drifted d.The leaves gently to the ground fell off the tree
- 11. Is this alliteration? The ragged rascal ran round the bush. a.Yes b. No. c. Maybe d.I don’t think so.
- 14. Which example shows assonance? a. fleet feet sweep b.Juicy Lucy likes cake . by sleeping geeks. c. John said no d. Forty seven stiff socks
- 17. Which one of these is not onomatopoeia? a.Woof b.Moo c. Crash d. break
- 20. What is rhythm? a.The sound b.The beat of the words of the words c. The length d. The number of lines of the words
- 23. What is enjambment? a.No punctuation b.A bridge at the ends of lines c. Timing d. Punctuation
- 26. What is a rhetorical question? a.Question that doesn’t b.The answer is yes or no. expect an answer d. A sentence that c. A question starts a poem
- 29. Which word class does the word ‘jumping’ belong to? a.Verb b.Noun. c. Adverb d. Adjective
- 32. What does the mnemonic TIP TOP remind you to do? a.Write in full sentences b.Use paragraphs c. When to start a d. Use correct new paragraph punctuation
- 35. When does the mnemonic AFOREST help you? b.Writing to argue a.Writing to persuade c. Writing d. All the above Leaflets/brochures