G11 Unit 1 Review

If a text starts with an attention-grabbing statement or story before delving into the main topic, it's likely a:

In a transcribed interview, what key feature indicates the switch between different speakers?

The tone of a piece should change depending on the context

The primary audience for a transcribed interview about a celebrity's personal journey with identity would likely be:

When writing an article you cannot include pictures

Which text type is MOST likely to have a mix of direct quotes from an individual and a writer's narrative or analysis?

The tone of a professional article discussing the intricacies of identity would most likely be:

If someone wants to provide first-hand insights into a person's experiences without adding anything, they would choose:

Which type of text is often found in newspapers and gives information or opinions?

An embedded interview is a talk inside another text type e.g. an article

Which text type often uses facts and expert opinions to tell or convince readers?

An article will have captions under the photographs

Which of these is a common feature in an article but not typically in a transcribed interview?

How can you usually tell an embedded interview apart from a regular article?

A byline should not be included in an article

In which text type are you more likely to find quotes pulled from the text and enlarged?

Which text type has headlines and subheadings to separate sections?

What feature often accompanies a transcribed interview to give readers or viewers more context?

An article focuses on ideas and events and an embedded interview focuses on a person's story

A snappy title is important to draw in readers