Comparing Texts

Front

What effect does personification have on a reader's understanding of a storm?

Back

Personification makes the storm seem threatening and aggressive, enhancing the emotional impact on the reader.

Front

What is a key difference between textual and visual representations in storytelling?

Back

Textual representations often introduce characters and settings in detail, while visual representations may omit these elements for brevity.

Front

List the names of the four children in source two.

Back

Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy.

Front

What type of figurative language is used to describe Aunt Em's change in appearance?

Back

Personification is used, as it attributes human qualities to the wind, suggesting it 'took' her sparkle.

Front

Why is the setting of characters being alone significant in discovering a 'fantasy' world?

Back

It highlights character development and growth, as solitude often leads to introspection and transformation.

Front

Define personification in literature.

Back

Personification is a literary device where human traits are attributed to non-human entities or abstract concepts.

Front

How does figurative language enhance a narrative?

Back

Figurative language adds depth and vivid imagery, allowing readers to connect emotionally and visualize the story.

Front

What role do character names play in a narrative?

Back

Character names can convey personality traits, cultural background, and thematic significance, enriching the story.

Front

Explain the importance of character development in literature.

Back

Character development is crucial as it shows growth, change, and the impact of experiences on characters throughout the narrative.

Front

What is the significance of using strong verbs like 'shrieked' and 'wailing' in descriptive writing?

Back

Strong verbs create vivid imagery and evoke strong emotions, enhancing the reader's engagement with the text.