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Language features
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A 10 question multiple choice quiz testing learners' knowledge of various linguistic features they might need to identify and comment on in exams.
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edexcel level 1 / 2 english language
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Question 1
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What are the three basic types of sentences?
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simple, compound, complex
Long, medium, short
Main, secondary, insignificant
Question 2
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"The broad, quiet street" This is an example of a
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An adverbial phrase
A prepositional phrase
A noun phrase
Question 3
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"Her eyes shone like the stars above" Is this figurative device
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a simile
personification
a metaphor
Question 4
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Is the word 'love' is a . . .
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Proper noun
Abstract noun
Common noun
Question 5
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An onomatopoeic word does what?
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Describes how an action has been done
Sounds like the thing it represents
Gives non-living things characteristics of people or animals
Question 6
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How many modal verbs are there?
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9
5
10
Question 7
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"Beloved, sweetheart bastard" This is an example of
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Juxtaposition
Oxymoron
Comparison
Question 8
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Hyperbole means
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An exaggerated word or phrase that is used for emphasis but shouldn't be taken literally
A word or phrase that expresses the extremes of things
Putting two contrasting ideas together
Question 9
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What are imperatives?
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Verbs that give orders, directions or are used to make requests
nouns that name people and places
verbs that relate to physical actions
Question 10
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The connotations of words or phrases are
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The literal meaning of the words and phrases
The implied or suggested meanings
The alternative definition of a word
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