#1
In 'A Way of Talking,' what punctuation mark is primarily used to indicate a pause or break in speech?
#2
Which literary device is used in the line, 'We'd have a chat, a real good chinwag, he and me'?
#3
What is the effect of using repetition in the line, 'You know what I mean, you know what I mean'?
#4
What is the purpose of using apostrophes in 'A Way of Talking'?
#5
Which punctuation mark is used to indicate a direct quotation in 'A Way of Talking'?
#6
What literary device is used in the phrase, 'heart of gold'?
#7
What does the use of dashes in 'A Way of Talking' primarily signify?
#8
Which punctuation mark is used to indicate a rhetorical question in 'A Way of Talking'?
#9
What is the purpose of using ellipses (...) in 'A Way of Talking'?
#10
Which punctuation mark is used to set off explanatory or additional information in 'A Way of Talking'?
#11
What literary device is used in the phrase, 'the whole shebang'?
#12
Which punctuation mark is used to join two independent clauses in 'A Way of Talking'?
#13