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Language Analysis (Intro + Recap)!
Language Analysis (Intro + Recap)!
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Identifying the author's "purpose" requires you to:
Understand what the author's background/status is
Understand when they published the piece
Understand what their "belief" or "point of view" is
Understand what they want to achieve specifically with the text published
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How many arguments do you need to identify?
Depends on the piece & chunking completed
As many as you want!
At least three arguments
At least two
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Informative, concerned & astonished.
These are examples of the author's...
Beliefs
Ideas
Stance
Tone
4
When referring to real life events/experiences, this is known as:
Anecdotal language
Expert Opinion
Facts
Statistics
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Other forms of a persuasive text include:
Speeches, Images & Advertisements
Autobiographies, Poems & Short stories
Fiction, Letter to the editors, Editorials
Non-fiction, Opinion Pieces & Speeches
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The "form" of the text refers to:
The purpose of the text
The background information
The publisher
The style/format of the text
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What is the main message of this ad?
Drake is a great rapper
Everyone should drink Sprite because Drake does!
Sprite, provides Drake with a sense of powerful renewed energy & motivation
Sprite can help you become a famous rapper
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When authors reference well known people this is known as:
Expert Opinion
Anecdotal Language
Statistics
Facts
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The statistics targets:
People who may be more health conscious but still eat fast food
People who love burger king
People who love fries
People who want to lose weight
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What does an Argument Analysis Task involve?
Analysing texts such as: Refuge, A Bridge to Wiseman's Cove, etc
Writing a persuasive essay
Writing a creative story
Analysing & writing about texts such as opinion pieces, letters & editorial
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How many persuasive techniques should you aim to write about in each paragraph?
At least 2
0??
At least 1
At least 3
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The pandemic has been pervasive, painful & punishing. This is an example of:
Emotive Language
Exaggeration
Repetition
Alliteration
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What do you need to do when analysing the effect of the persuasive techniques identified?
Provide it's definition
Explain how it relates to the issue
Explain how it makes the author more reliable/credible
Explain how it positions the audience to feel and why
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When annotating the background info, you should look for:
The arguments
Issue, context, author's name, audience, purpose & contention
The persuasive techniques
Issue, background information, author's name & contention
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How confident are you in completing the next assessment term 4?
Sort of confident...
Mostly confident
NOPE.
IM READY!!!! LETS GOOO
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The target audience for this ad is:
People who love Sprite
Drake fans
People who want to become rappers
People who want more energy
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The techniques evident in this ad were:
Expert opinion, Humour & Imagery
Anecdote, Emotive language, Humour
Emotive Appeal, Cliche, Hyperbole
Expert opinion, Metaphor/Simile, Hyperbole
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The first step in an argument analysis task is to:
Read the background information provided
Read the full article!
Annotate the persuasive techniques
Identify the ICAPC
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Identify the type of tone evident in the sentence below:
Concerned
Enraged
Optimistic
Informative
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Chunking the article requires you to:
Chew it up
Divide up paragraphs of the text into relevant themes/arguments
Pick the best paragraphs to write about
Read the article three times
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RCA stands for:
Read, cheat & abandon
Read, cancel & abolish
Read, chunk & annotate
Read, chew & absorb
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The techniques evident in this ad are:
Pun, Humour, Statistics
Imagery, Statistics, Emotive Appeal
Similes, Humour & Imagery
Alliteration, Pun, Statistics
