Repetition Flashcards

The repeated use of words, phrases, or ideas in a text.

To emphasise a point, create rhythm, or make an idea more memorable.

It can reinforce key ideas, evoke emotions, or create a sense of urgency.

Used to strengthen arguments and make them more impactful.

Can create a vivid image or emphasise a mood or atmosphere.

Explain how the repeated words or phrases influence the reader and support your view with textual evidence.

Repetition can contribute to the tone, such as creating a sense of despair, excitement, or determination.

Repetition can be used at the beginning or end of paragraphs to create cohesion or reinforce ideas.

'Never give up. Never give in. Never stop trying.' This repetition emphasises determination.

Use terms like 'repeated phrase', 'anaphora' (repetition at the start of sentences), or 'epiphora' (repetition at the end of sentences).