Where is this quotation from?

DIzzee Rascal speaking to Jeremy Paxman

Which text do you feel least comfortable writing about?

Jeremy Paxman's Interview, The Thomas Letters, Alistair Cooke's obituary, Edward VIII Abdication Speech

What about these four - which do you feel least happy about?

NSPCC Charity Advert, Scott's Diary, Jamie Oliver's Happy Days, Chief Joseph's speech

What linguistic techniques are apparent in this quotation?

hyperbole, emotive lexical choices, juxtaposition

What is the effect of this quotation?

Emotive language - appeal to the audience's sympathy., It's hyperbole, designed to strengthen his argument.

Where is this one from?

Edward VIII's Abdication Speech

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A'Level English Lang & Lit Anthology Revision

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Revision for the OCR AS/A Level English Language and Literature Paper 1 (H074/H474) - Anthology Section #englishlanguageandliterature #ocr

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1
Where is this quotation from?
Sports Commentary
DIzzee Rascal speaking to Jeremy Paxman
Chief Joseph's speech
Jamie Oliver's Happy Days tour
2
Quotation Quest - Which text is this quotation from?
Alan Bennett's Diary
Scott's Diary
Chief Joseph's speech
The NSPCC leaflet
3
Where does this quotation come from?
Alistair Cooke's obituary
Horrible Histories
Sports Commentary
Emily Post's Etiquette Guide
4
How does this quotation engage its intended audience?
Characterisation/paralinguistic feature of an image
triadic structure/repetition makes it catchier- engages kids
Combination of technical terminology and chatty style
all of the above
5
Which text do you feel least comfortable writing about?
Jeremy Paxman's Interview
The Thomas Letters
Alistair Cooke's obituary
Edward VIII Abdication Speech
6
What about these four - which do you feel least happy about?
NSPCC Charity Advert
Scott's Diary
Jamie Oliver's Happy Days
Chief Joseph's speech
7
Where does this quotation come from?
Horrible Histories
Alan Bennett's diary
Sports Commentary
Edward VIII Abdication Speech
8
What spoken language features do you notice here?
False start and repetition
hedging and ellipsis
tag question and elision
premodification and extended metaphor
9
Where is this quotation from?
Sports Commentary
Horrible Histories
Alan Bennett's diary
Jamie Oliver's Happy Days tour
10
What makes this an effective piece of persuasive writing?
Juxtaposition of innocence of a child and the police
Character of Molly personalises it to make it more engaging
all of the above
Singing associated with hope/comfort/emotion - like 'helped'
11
What linguistic techniques are apparent in this quotation?
hyperbole, emotive lexical choices, juxtaposition
litotes and parallel structures
powerful adjectives and alliteration
triadic structure and juxtaposition
12
And what effect might it have?
It makes Nature sound terrifying
All of the above
It personifies Nature into a living force to battle against
It makes Scott sound like the victim or prey
13
Where is this quotation from?
Edward VIII Abdication Speech
Alistair Cooke's Obituary of Marilyn Monroe
Alan Bennett's diary
Letter from Edward Thomas
14
Where does this quotation come from?
Alan Bennett's diary
Horrible Histories
Scott's diary
Sports Commentary
15
What is the effect of this quotation?
Emotive language - appeal to the audience's sympathy.
It's audience address to engage our attention.
It's factual information to back up his point.
It's hyperbole, designed to strengthen his argument.
16
Where is this quotation from?
Jeremy Paxman News Interview
Helen Thomas' letters
Jamie Oliver Happy Days tour
The NSPCC advert
17
Where is this one from?
Jamie Oliver's Happy Days Tour
Edward VIII's Abdication Speech
Emily Post's Etiquette Guide
Scott's diary

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