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Engaging KS3 Language Features Quiz

Test your knowledge of language features and techniques with our interactive KS3 quiz! Explore important literary concepts and enhance your understanding of writing and storytelling.

This quiz includes questions about:

Rhetorical questions
Personification
Alliteration
Flashbacks

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CreativeWriter247

Brian said, "The order in which we should complete our paragraphs is, 'Point, Explain, Evidence'. Is this 'True' or 'False'?

True

False

In the ARRESTED technique, what does 'D' stand for?

Dentist

Dr. Doolittle

Directly

Direct Address

"The shining metal slithered..." is an example of...?

Statistics

Sibilance

Onomatopoeia

Simile

What language feature is the following, "grubby backs...grimy windows and...grey washing."

Sibilance

Oxymoron

Alliteration

Verbs

What are the effects of 'Personification'?

To bring non-living things/objects to life so we can understand them better

To make non-living things/objects closer to home

To shine a light on objects

To help us understand the writer's intentions

The 'Narrator' is someone who tells the story. But which feature is this?

A silly feature

A language feature

A soothing feature

A structural feature

The effect of a 'Flashback' is to...?

Make our story seem longer

Add a cool effect to confuse the reader

Help us predict what's going to happen in the future

Give clues about the past to help us understand characters now

Why may a writer create a 'Shift in narrative voice'?

To stop the readers from becoming bored of character

To help us understand different characters' appearances

To show us different characters’ thoughts and feelings

To waste time

'Short sentences' are used to...?

Show a sudden or dramatic event

Add variety to our writing

Keep readers in suspense

Help finish our work as soon as possible

Why may a writer 'Shift to focus on details' (Zoom in)?

To prevent a story from becoming too boring

To focus on little things make the story more realistic and believable

To follow Marvel because this is what they do in their films

To show their readers how clever they are

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