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10 Cards in this Set

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Alliteration

repetition of a consonant, especially at the start of words

Cliche

overused phrase quickly understood by a wide audience

Emotive language

language that has a strong emotional impact. Use the positive and negative connotations of words to influence the readers response.

exaggeration

exaggerates the true situation for a dramatic impact

graphs and diagrams

evidence presented in a visual form

inclusive language

uses 'we', 'our', 'us' etc to include the readers in the same group as the writer

metaphor and simile

figures of speech that identify a similarity between two different things. A simile uses as if or like a metaphor does not

pun

a play on word that suggests a double meaning

repetition

using a word or phrase several times

rhetorical questions

a questions with an implied but unstated answer