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1
Which is an example of hyperbole?
I am here today to discuss the benefits of school uniform.
In my opinion, this film is most suitable for children under 12.
Yours sincerely, Bob Jones.
If you buy this product, all of your dreams will come true.
2
How many marks will be awarded (out of 40) for spelling, grammar and punctuation?
40
10
16
20
3
What is a target audience?
Everyone in your class
The group of people that you are aiming your writing at
Your teacher
The people watching the archery competition
4
What is transactional writing?
Writing a story
Writing for a purpose
Writing that describes something
Writing in response to an article
5
Which of these techniques could help your reader to have confidence in you?
Hyperbole, rhetorical questions
Diagrams, jokes
Facts and figures, expert reference
Repetition, anecdotes
6
Which of these is NOT a type of writing that you could be asked to do in the exam?
A tweet
A review
A speech
An article
7
What are the common reasons for transactional writing?
To help people to get good GCSE grades
To inform, to discuss, to update, to share
To show, to tell, to share, to advise
To persuade, to inform, to enterain, to advise
8
What is the purpose for using direct address?
To make your reader feel like you are speaking directly to them
All of the above
To persuade your reader
To engage your reader
9
Which of these would be an appropriate opening to a speech in an assembly?
Listen up you lot!
Dear friends and teachers
Good afternoon everyone
Yo homies!
10
Which of these is a persuasive technique?
Rule of three
Rule of repetition
My house, my rules
Rule of four