How does the purpose of a text influence its language?

The language changes to suit the audience and goal of the text

Which of the following is NOT a way charities communicate their values?

By keeping their website plain and neutral

What is the main purpose of a charity website?

To encourage donations, volunteers, or awareness

Which of the following is an example of emotional language?

"Help us fight for those who can’t."

Why do charities tailor their messages to different audiences?

Because every audience has different interests and motivations

How does the purpose of a text influence its content?

The content is adapted to fit the audience and achieve the text’s goal

What role do visuals play in charity campaigns?

They help communicate emotions and values

Which of the following is an example of persuasive language?

"Join us in making a difference today!"

What type of audience would a charity focused on climate change target?

People who want to reduce their carbon footprint

What is the main function of a "Call to Action" on a charity website?

To persuade the audience to act (e.g., donate, volunteer)

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1
How does the purpose of a text influence its language?
The purpose of a text has no effect on language choice
The language is only influenced by the writer’s personal opinion
The language changes to suit the audience and goal of the text
The language is always formal, no matter the purpose
2
Which of the following is NOT a way charities communicate their values?
By using statistics and facts
By keeping their website plain and neutral
Through their mission statements
By using emotional appeals
3
What is the main purpose of a charity website?
To sell products for profit
To showcase celebrity endorsements
To encourage donations, volunteers, or awareness
To entertain visitors
4
Identify the value in this ad
Determination
Loyalty
Acceptance
Beauty
5
Which of the following is an example of emotional language?
"We operate in over 50 countries."
"Click here for more information."
"This organisation was founded in 1990."
"Help us fight for those who can’t."
6
Why do charities tailor their messages to different audiences?
Because all people respond to the same message in the same way
Because they don't know who will visit their website
Because every audience has different interests and motivations
Because they want to confuse people
7
How does the purpose of a text influence its content?
The content is adapted to fit the audience and achieve the text’s goal
The purpose only affects the length of a text, not its content
The content is chosen randomly by the writer
The content stays the same, regardless of purpose
8
Identify the value in this ad
Equality
Beauty
Inner- health
Courage
9
What role do visuals play in charity campaigns?
They distract from the message
They help communicate emotions and values
They are only used for decoration
They make the website look pretty
10
Which text type is most commonly used by charities to encourage action?
Narrative
Informational
Descriptive
Persuasive
11
Identify the value in this ad
Environmental responsibility
Profit-Making
Fame
Competition
12
Which of the following is an example of persuasive language?
"The sun sets in the west."
"Join us in making a difference today!"
"There are 24 hours in a day."
"Many people think volunteering is fun."
13
What type of audience would a charity focused on climate change target?
Only scientists and researchers
Fans of historical documentaries
People interested in video games
People who want to reduce their carbon footprint
14
Identify the value in this ad
Compassion
Equality
Entertainment
Individualism
15
What is the main function of a "Call to Action" on a charity website?
To describe the history of the charity
To persuade the audience to act (e.g., donate, volunteer)
To tell a story
To provide background information

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