"Prisoner of Azkaban" Extract

"Lumos," is a spell from a language English was based upon (From original "illuminare" to English "illuminate.") That language is ...

• French

• Irish

• Latin

"The Prisoner of Azkaban" was written by ...

• JRR Tolkien

• George RR Martin

• JK Rowling

• Neil Gaiman

When we see an exam question for literature has 10 marks we write ...

• 1 PQE Paragraph x 10 Marks

• 2 PQE Paragraphs x 5 Marks

"the garage door gleamed" is an example of ...

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Exclamation Mark

• Alliteration

"the hulking outline of something very big, with wide, gleaming eyes" contains three ...

• Exclamation marks

• Adjectives

• Apostrophes

• Onomatopoeia examples

The bus arrives with a "BANG," this is ... (choose 2)

• Capitalisations for effect

• Simile

• Onomatopoeia

• Punctuation

PQE stands for

• Point - Quote - Explain

• Punctuation - Quote - Evidence

• Point - Question Mark - Exclamation Mark

• Paragraph - Quote - Explain

The Knight Bus is described with ... (choose two)

• "Violently purple'

• "lightning fast"

• a "triple decker" bus

• "electric purple"

An adverb is ...

• a describing word

• a -ly word that gives more details for a verb

• a punctuation mark to display shouting

An apostrophe ( ' ) is used

• to show ownership (e.g. Harry's wand)

• to show shouting (e.g. "Come back here ' " roared uncle Vernon)