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What is a rhetorical question?
What are statistics?
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What are statistics?
facts based on opinions
information based on lies
information based on one strong opinion
facts based on research or surveys
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What is a rhetorical question?
questions that you must answer
questions you should respond to in writing
questions that make no sense
questions which don’t require an answer
3
I just saw an advert for the new star wars film. What it the main purpose?
encourage
advise
persuade
inform
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What is a fact?
a statement
an opinon
a lie
a statement that can be proven
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When an article speaks about two different opinions what is this called?
discuss
shout
debate
argue
6
when would you skim read
To identify specific information
To identify language features
To identify what the text is about
To identify layout features
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which is not a layout feature?
columns
headlines
persuasive
bullet points
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How many purpose of texts are there?
7
5
10
8
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what is the purpose of a bus timetable?
to inform
to persuade
to describe
to advise
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How many ways can you read a text
4
5
2
3
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"You won't forget your day out in Kent." what is the name of the languge feature used
direct speech
direct direct
direct address
direct address
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The journey was
awful,
the weather was
awful
and the accommodation was
awful. this is what?
rule of 3
metaphor
simile
alliteration
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what are the correct ways to read a text
skim scam and for detail
skim scan and for detail
skit skat and for detail
skim skive and for detail
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what are the effects of columns?
just because
to make it easier to read
to make it look good
to break up the text
15
what is a simile
a word used to describe something creative
demonstrates something
describes something by comparison
something that is something else
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what is the rule of 3?
3 words per paragraphs
a list of three words that rhyme
3 words per sentence
a list of three words or phrases in their writing
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Texts that advise...
discuss
persuade
suggest how to do something
inform
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In which texts are you likely to find facts?
informative
persuasive
argumentative
Discussions
19
why do we read for detail
for entertainment
to identify layout feature
to identify language techniques
because there is nothing else to do
20
How are stats presented?
As numbers and percentages
as words
in hyroglyphics
in italian
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what is the main purpose of a hotel review?
inform
explain
persuade
describe
22
‘It’s raining cats and dogs’ what is this?
idiom
alliteration
simile
metaphor
23
what is an opinion?
someone's dreams
someone's point of view
someone's memories
something that can be proven
24
What is alliteration?
words that make a pattern
words that rhyme
words that are spelled the same with a different meaning
words that are close together begin with the same sound.
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when would you scan a text
To identify the language techniques
To identify what the text is about
To identify specific information
To look for spelling mistakes
26
I just downloaded a recipe, what is the main purpose of this text?
instruct
discuss
inform
indentify
27
What is it called when I speak about my point of view and express strong feelings?
inform
discuss
argue
persuade
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The streets were a jungle of noise and colour. what is this?
metaphor
simile
alliteration
idiom
