who wants to be a millionaire? poetry edition question 1
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Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?Millionaire?
Poetry Edition
Question 1
The repetition of a vowel sound in the middle of a
word isA AlliterationB Onomatopoeia C AssonanceD Imagery
The repetition of a vowel sound in the middle of a
word is A Alliteration B Onomatopoeia C Assonance D Imagery
£100
Question 2
What is the word ‘bang’ an example of?
A Onomatopoeia B Rhyme C AlliterationD Sibilance
What is the word ‘bang’ an example of?
A Onomatopoeia B Rhyme C AlliterationD Sibilance
£200
Question 3
The repetition of the first consonant sound in
words is:A Personification B Alliteration C Powerful verbsD Simile
The repetition of the first consonant sound in
words is:A Personification B AlliterationC Powerful verbsD Simile
£300
Question 4
What is it called when you compare two things using
the words like or as?
A MetaphorB AdverbsC Simile D Stanza
What is it called when you compare two things using
the words like or as?
A MetaphorB AdverbsC Simile D Stanza
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Question 5
What is it called when you give human traits to
non-living things?A AssonanceB RhymeC AdjectivesD Personification
What is it called when you give human traits to
non-living things?A AssonanceB RhymeC AdjectivesD Personification
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Question 6
What is sibilance?
A A hip-hop act B A hissing sound like ‘s’ or ‘sh’
C A breed of exotic birdD When you exaggerate
What is sibilance?
A A hip-hop actB A hissing sound like ‘s’ or ‘sh
C A breed of exotic birdD When you exaggerate
£2,000
Question 7
What is a direct comparison between two objects that
does NOT include like or as?
A Simile B MetaphorC HyperboleD Stanza
What is a direct comparison between two objects that
does NOT include like or as?
A Simile B Metaphor C HyperboleD Stanza
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Question 8
Which of these is a metaphor?
A Crocodiles’ teeth are sharp daggers
B As blue as the deep sea
C Sweet like chocolateD Bang! Crash! Boom!
Which of these is a metaphor?
A Crocodiles’ teeth are sharp daggers
B As blue as the deep sea
C Sweet like chocolate D Bang! Crash! Boom!
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Question 9
Poems are separated into what?
A ParagraphsB TrianglesC MomentsD Stanzas
Poems are separated into what?
A ParagraphsB TrianglesC MomentsD Stanzas
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Question 10
Repeating something that has already been
said or written is what?A Annoying B InterestingC Repetition D Onomatopoeia
Question?
A Annoying B Interesting C Repetition D Onotmatopoeia
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Question 11
‘Tore’ and ‘Exploding’ are examples of what?
A Onomatopoeia B Powerful verbs C Simile D Adjectives
‘Tore’ and ‘Exploding’ are examples of what?
A Onomatopoeia B Powerful verbsC Simile D Adjectives
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Question 12
When there is a correspondence of sound between two words they
A MatchB Rhyme C Are old D Cannot be said backwards
When there is a correspondence of sound between two words they
A MatchB RhymeC Are old D Cannot be said backwards
£125,000
Question 13
Which word is not onomatopoeic?
A Thud B CrashC Sung D Boom
Which word is not onomatopoeic?
A Thud B CrashC Sung D Boom
£250,000
Question 14
‘The terrible tiger tore’ is an example of
A Rhyme B Alliteration C Onomatopoeia D Assonance
‘The terrible tiger tore’ is an example of
A Rhyme B Alliteration C Onomatopoeia D Assonance
£500,000
Question 15
Using description to engage the five sense of
the reader isA AdjectivesB Rhyme C MetaphorD Imagery
Using descriptions to engage the five senses
of the reader isA AdjectivesB RhymeC MetaphorD Imagery
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