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Year 11 ATAR Unit 1 Glossary Terms
Year 11 ATAR Unit 1 Glossary Terms
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What is
rhetoric
?
The ways in which a narrator may be related to the story
The language of argument, using persuasive language.
The selection of stylistic features to achieve an effect
The atmosphere or feeling in a particular text
2
What is an
idiom
?
A group of fixed words that have a non literal meaning
The features of language that support meaning
Understandings, thoughts, notions, opinions or views.
Spoken, print, graphic or electronic communications
3
Who is the
audience
of a text?
Readers or viewers that an author or filmmaker is addressing
Visual components of a text such as composition
The author’s voice
An idea, concern or argument developed in a text
4
What is
perspective
?
An opinion or viewpoint
A position from which things may be viewed or considered
The author's voice
The ideas presented in the text
5
What is
medium
?
The process of making meaning of text
The language of argument, using persuasive language
The channel of communication such as spoken word or print
A particular interpretation of a text
6
What is
mode
?
Combination of two or more communication modes
The atmosphere or feeling in a particular text.
The various processes of communication. Eg reading, writing
Description of an object as though it were a person
7
What does
convention
mean?
The ways in which a narrator may be related to the story
The categories into which texts are grouped
An accepted practice that has developed over time
The various processes of communication
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What is a
multimodal text
?
The language of argument
The opinion expressed by an individual in a text
Ordinary language used in speaking or writing
A text that combines two or more communication modes
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What is the definition of
stylistic features
?
Refers to the way people or issues are presented in a text.
The ways in which aspects of texts are arranged for meaning
The way the ‘voice’ is delivered
An idea, concern or argument developed in a text
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Define
metalanguage
A position from which things may be viewed or considered
A story of events or experiences, real or imagined
The atmosphere or feeling in a particular text
Language used to discuss language
11
What is a
language feature
?
The act of discerning quality and value of literary texts
The shape and structure of texts
A sense of beauty or an appreciation of artistic expression
The features of language that support meaning. Eg. metaphor
12
What is an
imaginative text
?
Visual components of a text such as composition
The ways in which a narrator may be related to the story
Texts that provoke thought through imaginative language
The selection of stylistic features to achieve an effect
13
What is an
interpretive text
?
The process of making meaning of text
The various processes of communication
Texts whose primary purpose is to explain and interpret
The opinion expressed by an individual in a text,
14
What is
text structure
?
Language techniques used in argument to persuade audiences
Spoken and written English language in Australia
The ways in which information is organised in various texts
The viewpoint expressed by an individual in a text
15
What is a
persuasive text?
An accepted practice that has developed over time
Texts that put forward a point of view and persuade
An outlook or a specific feeling about something.
A sense of beauty or an appreciation of artistic expression
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What is
context
?
The environment in which a text is responded to or created.
The features of language that support meaning
The composer or originator of a work
An outlook or a specific feeling about something.
