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Level 2: Unfamiliar Text 4 credits
Level 2: Unfamiliar Text 4 credits
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preparing for the unfamiliar text exam
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What does the P stand for in TEMPER?
the author's purpose
place in the text
punchline
point
2
A good link-out is...
about current events
anything - just be really specific
relevant to the question
related to the text's hidden meaning
3
What's the first thing to do when you get in the exam?
annotate for bits that answer the question.
read all the texts and pick your favourite
read the text, the question, and the text again
annotate the text for language features
4
Where do you look for the hidden meanings in a text?
the beginning and the end
all of these places
the title and the turning point
wherever there are lots of language features
5
For Excellence I need to write about...
more than 2 language features that answer the question
two techniques
HEAPS of language features
techniques which answer the question and show the hidden message
6
How many texts are in the exam?
1
2
4
3
7
Alliteration draws attention to the words with a repeated sound. This works the same as...
onomatopoeia
allusion
adverbs
assonance
8
Line breaks in poetry (enjambement) can...
make the writer seem smart
grab the reader's attention
give the line two possible meanings
emphasise the last word in the line
9
At minimum, in order to pass the exam, I need to...
Write an Achieved answer to all three texts.
Write one really good answer.
Write 2 Achieved answers, and one N2
Stay till the end of the 3 hours
10
The first E in TEMPER stands for...
Effect
Ending
Evidence
Example
11
Imagery is an umbrella term for language which...
anything that isn't literal
anything that makes the text feel real
draws on the senses
paints a visual picture
12
Figurative language means...
personification
anything not literal
similes and metaphors
oxymorons and hyperole
13
What If I'm not sure I'm right about the hidden meaning?
Stick to writing about the literal meaning
Pretend to be sure
Just say that that writer is trying to grab our attention.
Find evidence in the text.
14
I describe something by comparing it to something else. I am a...
all of the above
metaphor
personification
simile
15
Why would a writer use onomatopoeia?
because it sounds cool
so kids like it
so we can hear what it's like in the poem/story world
to grab our attention
