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What do you know?!

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who said "Romeo, take me somewhere we can be alone"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

2.

Who said "Men's eyes were made to look and let them gaze"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

3.

Who said "All love ever does is break and burn and end"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

4.

Who said "Do not deny to him that you love me"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

5.

Who said "The lights are so bright, but they never blind me"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

6.

Who said "Sad hours seem long"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

7.

Who said "You and I are past our dancing days"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Swift

8.

Who said "Don't you see the starlight, starlight? Don't you dream impossible things?"

a)

Shakespeare

b)

Taylor Shift

9.

Analytical texts need to be written in

a)

Third Person

b)

First Person

c)

Past Tense

10.

A new paragraph begins when there is a change in

a)

Topic, place, time or the person speaking

b)

Time, place or topic

c)

Place or the person speaking

d)

The person speaking or topic

11.

Apostrophes can be used to

a)

Join two complete sentences into one

b)

Show unusual plurals

c)

Add information to a sentence

d)

Report direct speech

12.

How many sentences do you need in an explanation of a P.E.E paragraph?

a)

2

b)

10

c)

3

d)

5

13.

All documentaries should include

a)

Topic

b)

Focus

c)

Angle

d)

Perspective

14.

What is the mistake in this sentence:


"My estate goes to my husband, son, daughter-in-law, nephew"

a)

No mistake

b)

"and" between husband and son

c)

"and" between daughter-in-law and nephew

15.

What is one use of a comma?

a)

Between two complete thoughts while joined by a conjunction

b)

To separate a thought from an idea

c)

Between a word to break it into two

d)

To join two sentences together

16.

What is a theme?

a)

What the story is about in regards to different plot lines

b)

An aspect of descriptive writing

c)

A universal truth, moral or idea the author wants to express

17.

What does P.E.E stand for?

a)

Proof, easy, exaggeration

b)

Peas, eggs, egg whites

c)

Point, Evidence, Explain

d)

Paper, Example, Extra

18.

When are you supposed to use quotation marks in a sentence?

a)

When the topic is changed

b)

When some is talking

c)

When someone shows emotion

d)

When someone has internal dialogue

19.

A letter of complaint should be/have

a)

Formal

b)

A closing and signature

c)

Informal

d)

A strong but polite tone

20.

Language GCSE level answers should explore

a)

Literary Techniques

b)

Language

c)

Structure

d)

Form

21.

Enjambment is

a)

When there is punctuation at the end of a line of poetry

b)

When there is no punctuation at the end of a line of poetry

c)

When the words at the end of a line of poetry are jammed together

d)

When the author wants you to feel stuck in the middle of a line of poetry

22.

A rhyming scheme

a)

Allows the reader to make inferences about the meaning of the poem

b)

Creates a predictable or unpredictable pattern

c)

Makes the poems sound good

d)

Uses letters at the end of each line of poetry to show a pattern of rhyme

23.

What are some techniques you can use when writing descriptively?

a)

All types of punctuation

b)

The 5 senses

c)

Different lengths of sentences

d)

Powerful adjectives

24.

What is Pathetic Fallacy?

a)

When a character has a weak story line

b)

When a character foreshadows

c)

When the weather foreshadows

d)

When there is an untrue message given by a main character

25.

The climax is...

a)

The most exciting part of the story

b)

The release of tension and suspense

c)

An essential aspect of the plot line

d)

The turning point of the story