Starter quiz
- Match these methods, all used by Natasha Bowen in 'Skin of the Sea', to their definitions ('Myths, legends and stories that inspire').
- simile⇔a method of comparison using 'like' or 'as' ✓
- adjective⇔a describing word ✓
- present participle⇔the -'ing' form of the verb ✓
- alliteration⇔when two or more words close by start with the same letter ✓
- Match these methods, all used by Natasha Bowen in 'Skin of the Sea', to their examples ('Myths, legends and stories that inspire').
- simile⇔The sharks cut through the water like knives. ✓
- adjective⇔The sea is a vivid blue. ✓
- present participle⇔I am spinning through the water. ✓
- alliteration⇔The sails of the ship were taught and tight, trembling in the wind. ✓
- Match each word to its meaning ('Myths, legends and stories that inspire').
- straining⇔doing something with great effort ✓
- caressing⇔stroking gently and lovingly ✓
- jolting⇔moving or shaking in a rough, lurching way ✓
- dissolving⇔something that disappears ✓
- Starting with the first plot point, put these events from Natasha Bowen's 'Skin of the Sea' ('Myths, legends and stories that inspire') in chronological order.
- 1⇔Simidele is swimming with sharks near a ship owned by slavers.
- 2⇔Simidele has a flashback to a time when she was human.
- 3⇔Simidele is sad she can't remember more about her life as a human.
- 4⇔Simidele sees the body of an enslaved person fall into the water.
- 5⇔Simidele swims towards the body of the enslaved person to gather her soul.
- 6⇔Simidele notices that the woman has been badly beaten.
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