The Secret Underground
Look at the definitions in the table below. From the boxes below, select the language feature and example that goes with each definition. Write your answers in the table.
Language Features
Noun
Verb
Adverb
Adjective
Pronoun
Repetition
Alliteration
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Colloquial language
Rhyme
Short sentence
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Examples
Quickly
Run
She
Green
Lennie
As cool as a cucumber
The sun danced over the fields
Silly billy
She moved silently.
‘She’s a goner’
Snapped swiftly shut
Me an’ you.’ ‘You…an’ me.’
Her hair was silk
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Language feature | Definition | Example | |
1. | Noun | The name of a person, place or thing | Lennie |
2. | Alliteration | A word that gives us more information about a noun | Snapped swiftly shut |
3. | Repetition | A word that gives us more information about a verb | Run |
4. | Simile | A word showing action,movement or being | The sun danced over the fields |
5. | Noun | Takes the place of a noun so that you don’t have to repeat it | Green |
6. | Simile | A series of words all containing, or beginning with the same consonant | As cool as a cucumber |
7. | Verb | Language to show how people speak | ‘She’s a goner’ |
8. | Adjective | A comparison using "like" or "as" | me an’ you.’ ‘You…an’ me.’ |
9. | Short sentence | A comparison where something is said to be something else | She moved silently. |
10. | Personification | Non-human things are described as if they were human | Quickly |
11. | Pronoun | A sentence with only a few words used for effect | Her hair was silk |
12. | Adverb | A technique used to emphasisea point or idea | Quickly |
13. | Rhyme | Patterns of similar sounds | Silly billy |
Create a Google Presentation about the weta. Think about what you want to include in this. What language features/vocab will you use? What features do weta have and why do they have them? Are they all the same? Why not?
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