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Analysing Argument
Analysing Argument
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What is the most important aspect of Analysing Argument?
Analysing the effect
Providing quotes
Finding techniques
Structure
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What are the main approaches to structure your ideas for an Analysing Argument SAC?
Focusing on the main ideas
Arguments-based
Techniques
Dividing article into three
3
Which of the following
IS NOT
part of the CCTAP acronym?
Tone
Affect on the reader
Purpose
Context
4
Which of the following is NOT a text type?
Blog
Editorial
Emotive language
Speech
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What is 'context' in Analysing Argument?
Information
Information on the issue
The background information on an issue
Text that tries to trick you
6
Define 'tone'.
Happy, angry, sad.
The emotion present in the writing.
Emotive language
Emojis
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Where is a contention usually NOT FOUND?
Beginning of the article
Headline
Middle of the article
End of the article
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Define 'contention'.
Arguments
The writer's thoughts
The writer's opinion on an issue
The article headline
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Which approach will receive the most marks?
Focusing on the main ideas
Arguments-based
Techniques
Dividing article into three
10
Define 'issue' in Analysing Argument.
Something that makes people angry
Something that requires tissues
Controversial subject recently debated in the media
A debated topic
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What is 'imagery' in persuasive writing?
Images
A persuasive imagination
Cartoons
Visuals aspects used to convince
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What are persuasive techniques?
Rhetorical questions
Evidence
Reasons why you are right
Strategies to convince the reader
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Define 'audience' in Analysing Argument.
The readers
People who watch a TV show
People who like reading newspapers
The people the writer is trying to persuade
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What should you write in the conclusion?
Explain if the writer was successful
Analyse the ending of the text
Identify the techniques most used by the writer
Sum up the what was written
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What are arguments?
Main opinion
Ideas to support the contention
Something I regularly do with my brother
Disagreements
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Where can CCTAP be used in your writing?
Introduction
Body Paragraphs
Everywhere
Conclusion
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Define 'text types' in Analysing Argument.
Newspaper
Persuasive Techniques
The different types of font
The format for delivering persuasive information
