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An informative essay (sometimes called an expository essay) is...

Quickly, dangerously, softly, quietly: these words are all examples of...

English Language GCSE- October Champion

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Quickly, dangerously, softly, quietly: these words are all examples of...
Nouns
Verbs
Adverbs
Superlatives
2
An informative essay (sometimes called an expository essay) is...
An essay where you focus on giving information to the reader.
An essay where you look at both the for and against of an issue.
3
When writing an essay, it is appropriate to...
Put all your points in a bullet point list.
Use facts and opinions to create an argument.
Use flattery to make your reader feel good.
4
When writing a leaflet for an event, which one of these would it be appropriate to do...?
Use a quote from a celebrity, praising your event.
Write several paragraphs of dense text.
Use your graphic design skills
5
'Cats are the best pets in the world.' Is this...?
An opinion
A fact
A lie
6
Tabloids and Broadsheets are types of...
Leaflets
Newspapers
Essays
South Australian surf boards
7
Which of these should you not use in a written speech?
A rhetorical question
Anecdote(s)
Your address and the recipient's address.
Direct address
8
When you are answering a "summarise" question, you should...
Rewrite things in your own words
Use lots of persuasive writing techniques (think AFOREST.)
Use lots of quotes
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A compare and contrast question is when you...
Summarise two texts in your own words.
Summarise one text in your own words.
Explain the similarites and differences between two or more texts.