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Stories are waiting in Paris - Eurostar (GENRE) - correct answer Travel Guide Stories are waiting in Paris - Eurostar (AUDIENCE) - correct answer English speaking, Over 18's, Men Stories are waiting in Paris - Eurostar (MODE) - correct answer Multi-modal Stories are waiting in Paris - Eurostar (PURPOSE) - correct answer Inform, Encourage to travel with Eurostar, Encourage repeated visits Mile by Mile London to Paris - R. Piggot and M. Thompson (GENRE) - correct answer Travel Writi...

An old black ram is tupping your white ewe - correct answer Iago uses crude, animalistic imagery to infuriate Brabantio, and contrasts the races and ages of the two lovers to highlight Desdemona's purity and innocence, compared to Othello, who seems like a lascivious old man. The verb tupping almost seems violent, and so is perhaps used to give the audience a prejudiced view of Othello before they have even seen him on stage. But that I love the gentle Desdemona - correct answer Othello...

'Who so list to hount I knowe where is a hynde' - Wyatt (Who so list to hount I knowe where is a hynde) - correct answer Wyatt begins by repeating the title and creates an initial challenege for the reader. This suggests that he is inquisitive about his feelings and if it is right to hunt for the 'hynde' even though he knows that he wants to. This is partially due to his relationship with Anne Boleyn who was married to King Henry VIII. Furthermore, the calling of her as a 'hynde...

Connotation - correct answer An idea or feeling a word invokes Semantic Field - correct answer A lexical set of related terms Denotation - correct answer Literal meaning of a word Idiolects - correct answer An individual's way of speaking Sociolect - correct answer Language features of a certain social group Amelioration - correct answer When a word change meaning positively over time Archaisms - correct answer Imitation of archaic styles or features in language Synonyms ...

Anaphora - correct answer The repetiton of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses e.g every day, every night Adverb - correct answer A word that modifies a verb, an adjective, or another adverb Alliteration - correct answer Repetition of the same letters and sounds at the beginning of words Assonance - correct answer Words with the same vowel sounds Allusion - correct answer A figure of speech that refers to a well-known story, event, person or object to make a compa...

Gulick (Mouthpieces) - HT (about the aunts) - correct answer "Mouthpieces for the ideas of the patriarchal leaders of this society" Goldplatt (subjection) - HT - correct answer "the work that the women do conspires to maintain the subjection of their own kind" Kouhestani (admonish) - HT - correct answer (comment on Atwood's motive for publishing the text) "To admonish the reader and make them think about all the catastrophes in their society." Callaway (solidarity)...

Refrain - correct answer A repeated line/phrase that recurs at regular intervals. Trimeter - correct answer A line with 3 feet/ stresses. Syntax Inversion - correct answer Deliberate alteration of the structure of words in a sentence. Masculine Rhyme - correct answer Rhyme where only the last syllable is accented (monosyllabic). E.g. "dead, fled" Dramatic Monologue - correct answer A poem in which an imagines speaker addresses a silent listener, someone who is not there. Sha...

Peripeteia - correct answer a sudden reversal of fortune or change in circumstances Hamartia - correct answer a fatal flaw leading to the downfall of a tragic hero or heroine Hubris - correct answer excessive pride or self-confidence Genre of A Streetcar Named Desire - correct answer Morality Play Who wrote A Streetcar Named Desire? - correct answer Tennessee Williams When was A Streetcar Named Desire written? - correct answer 1947 Where is A Streetcar Named Desire set? - corre...

adjacency pair - correct answer unit of conversation that contains an exchange of one turn each by two speakers syntactic error - correct answer the inaccurate arrangement on words in a sentence e.g 'the Palais de Tokyo has great stuff always' (conversational) repair - correct answer marked by a hesitation in speech where the speaker changes topic or ameliorates the situation stress - correct answer emphasis on a word or phrase by sound empty subject - correct answer the person...