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Recap GAP, Inference and Descriptive Writing
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Genre, Audience and Purpose Propaganda Inference, Implicit and Explicit
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Which of the examples below is considered a genre:
Articles and Reports.
Health and Safety.
Food and Drink.
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When writing descriptively we need to check our Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar and:
Use the GOMASSIVE
Use the AFOREST
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When writing interesting sentences you need to include:
adverbs, adjectives, connectives, and vary your sentences.
language techniques only
numeracy
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In English, the P in GAP stands for Purpose. What does Purpose mean?
An interesting way to start sentences.
Why a text is created / written?
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What is the GAP (Genre, Audience, Purpose) of the image?
Poster, Mums, To explain
Article,Men, To explore
Magazine, TeenageGirls, To inform and entertain
Book, Older women, To entertain
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In English, what does GAP stand for?
Genre,Audience and Purpose
Good Acting and Performance
Genre, Audience and People
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What is inference?
To read between the lines.
AShakespeare play.
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In English, the G in GAP stands for Genre. What does Genre mean?
A fashion brand / store.
A type of text / theme.
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We learnt about propaganda. What does this mean?
A persuasive way to enlist people in the war.
A type of newspaper.
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What does explicit mean?
When something is obvious and clearly presented.
When something is not clearly expressed.
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What does implicit mean?
When something is obvious and clearly presented.
When something is unclear and not obvious
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You have learnt about synonyms. Which is the best synonym for angry?
cross, mad, very unhappy
annoyed, furious, irate
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In English, the A in GAP stands for Audience. What does Audience mean?
Who the text is aimed at – a group of people.
A type of writing.
