Sentence types ( English revision

• What is the first sentence type identified in the lesson?

  Declarative
• What type of sentence is "Are you a student?"

  Interrogative
• What is the sentence type of "Welcome the new student"?

  Imperative
• What type of sentence is "There are so many students here!"?

  Exclamative
• What are the four types of sentences identified in the lesson?

  • Declarative
  • Interrogative
  • Imperative
  • Exclamative
• How would you create a declarative sentence?

  State a fact or opinion clearly
• How can you form an imperative sentence?

  Give a command or request
• How do the four types of sentences differ in purpose?

  • Declarative: States facts or opinions
  • Interrogative: Asks questions
  • Imperative: Gives commands or requests
  • Exclamative: Expresses strong emotions
• What is the first sentence type identified in the lesson?

  Declarative
• What type of sentence is "Are you a student?"

  Interrogative
• What is the sentence type of "Welcome the new student"?

  Imperative
• What type of sentence is "There are so many students here!"?

  Exclamative
• What are the four types of sentences identified in the lesson?

  • Declarative
  • Interrogative
  • Imperative
  • Exclamative
• How would you create a declarative sentence?

  State a fact or opinion clearly
• How can you form an imperative sentence?

  Give a command or request
• How do the four types of sentences differ in purpose?

  • Declarative: States facts or opinions
  • Interrogative: Asks questions
  • Imperative: Gives commands or requests
  • Exclamative: Expresses strong emotions or feelings
• What are the four types of sentence structures mentioned?

  Declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamative
• What is the definition of hierarchy?

  • A social ranking of importance
• What does the term genre refer to?

  • A type, style, or category
• What is a soliloquy?

  • A speech spoken by one character
• What is an aside in drama?

  • A brief thought spoken to the audience
• What is a tragicomedy?

  • A genre of play with comedic and tragic elements
• What does pathetic fallacy mean?

  • When the setting reflects characters' emotions
• What is colonisation?

  • The act of one country taking over another
• What does Jacobean refer to?

  • The era James ruled England
• What is context in relation to a play?

  • What was happening at the time of writing
• What terms should be included in a paragraph about life during Shakespeare's time?

  • Hierarchy
  • Context
  • Tragicomedy
  • Colonisation
  • Jacobean
• What are three reasons for the conflict between Caliban and Prospero?

  1. Caliban's resentment of servitude
  2. Prospero's control over the island
  3. Cultural clash between them
• What is a caesura in poetry?

  An abrupt pause in a sentence
• What is enjambment in poetry?

  The continuation of one sentence to another
• What is sibilance in poetry?

  Repetition of 's' and 'sh' sounds
• What is personification in poetry?

  • Giving human qualities to non-human things
• What is a volta in poetry?

  • A dramatic change in tone or emotion
• What is the form of a poem?

  • The way in which a poem is structured
• What is a simile?

  • A comparison using 'like' or 'as'
• What is a metaphor?

  • Saying something is something else for comparison
• What are plosive sounds?

  • Sounds made by stopping airflow (p, t, k, b, d, g)
• What are fricative sounds?

  • Sounds made by narrow airflow (f, s, v, z)
• What is non-fiction?

  • Informative writing based on fact
• What is fiction?

  • Literature that is invented and not true