A RIPE FOREST

Anecdote

• A short, often personal, account of a particular event

• Saying or writing something again to emphasise the point

• Using language to create a dramatic and vivid picture

• Pronouns replace nouns in a sentence (the names of the people involved). Examples include He/she/it/they/we

Repetition definition:

• A short, often personal, account of a particular event

• Saying or writing something again to emphasise the point

• Using language to create a dramatic and vivid picture

• Pronouns replace nouns in a sentence (the names of the people involved). Examples include He/she/it/they/we

Imagery definition:

• A short, often personal, account of a particular event

• Saying or writing something again to emphasise the point

• Using language to create a dramatic and vivid picture

• Pronouns replace nouns in a sentence (the names of the people involved). Examples include He/she/it/they/we

Pronouns definition:

• A short, often personal, account of a particular event

• Saying or writing something again to emphasise the point

• Using language to create a dramatic and vivid picture

• Pronouns replace nouns in a sentence (the names of the people involved). Examples include He/she/it/they/we

Exaggeration definition:

• To make something seem bigger, better, or worse than it really is

• Something that is known to be true

• What you think of something, a belief or judgement

• A question that is asked for dramatic effect and doesn't need an answer.

Fact definition:

• To make something seem bigger, better, or worse than it really is

• Something that is known to be true

• What you think of something, a belief or judgement

• A question that is asked for dramatic effect and doesn't need an answer.

Opinion definition:

• To make something seem bigger, better, or worse than it really is

• Something that is known to be true

• What you think of something, a belief or judgement

• A question that is asked for dramatic effect and doesn't need an answer.

Rhetorical Question

definition:

• To make something seem bigger, better, or worse than it really is

• Something that is known to be true

• What you think of something, a belief or judgement

• A question that is asked for dramatic effect and doesn't need an answer.

Emotive Language

definition:

• Language which creates strong feelings in the reader

• A piece of information expressed as a number

• Using a list of three to create emphasis and impact

• A type or category of literature or film marked by certain shared features

Statistics definition:

• Language which creates strong feelings in the reader

• A piece of information expressed as a number

• Using a list of three to create emphasis and impact

• A type or category of literature or film marked by certain shared features