End of Topic Test - Writing Task

1.1.1Key Terms - Nouns, Verbs & Sentences

1.1.2Key Terms - Sentence and Clause Types

1.1.3Key Terms - Words, Sounds & Language

1.1.4Key Terms - Types of Language

1.1.5Key Terms - Images, Symbols & Mood

1.1.6Key Terms - Mood & Feelings

1.1.7Key Terms - Other Techniques

1.1.8End of Topic Test - Key Terms

2.1.1Metaphors

2.1.2Similes

2.1.3Metaphors & Similes HyperLearning

2.1.4Personification

2.1.5Pathetic Fallacy

2.1.6Puns & Oxymorons

2.1.7Hyperbole & Emotive Language

2.1.8Alliteration

2.1.9Sibilance

2.1.10Onomatopoeia

2.1.11Recap: Language Devices

2.1.12End of Topic Test - Language Devices

3.1.1Narrators

3.1.2Paragraphs

3.1.3Tense

3.1.4Present vs Past vs Future Tense

3.1.5Foreshadowing

3.1.6Structure

3.1.7End of Topic Test - Writing Structure

4.1.1Letter

4.1.2Reports & Essays

4.1.3Journal/Diary Entry

4.1.4Speech

4.1.5Newspaper Article

4.1.6Leaflet

4.1.7Review

4.1.8Travel Writing

4.1.9End of Topic Test - Writing Formats

4.2.1Writing to Inform

4.2.2Writing to Inform - Example

4.2.3Writing to Explain

4.2.4Writing to Explain - Example

4.2.5Writing to Persuade

4.2.6Writing to Persuade - Example

4.2.7Writing to Argue

4.2.8Writing to Argue - Example

4.2.9Writing to Persuade vs Writing to Argue

4.2.10Writing to Advise

4.2.11Writing to Advise - Example

4.2.12End of Topic Test - Writing to...

4.3.1Direct Address

4.3.2Alliteration

4.3.3Facts

4.3.4Opinions

4.3.5Repetition

4.3.6Exaggeration (Hyperbole)

4.3.7Statistics

4.3.8Triple (Rule of 3)

4.3.9Emotive Language

4.3.10Rhetorical Questions

4.3.11End of Topic Test - DAFORESTER

5.1.1Discursive Writing

5.1.2Narrative Writing

5.1.3Descriptive Writing