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Non-fiction writing: what does it mean if the text appeals to 'logos'?
An appeal to the head
An appeal to the heart
An appeal to character
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Identify the most accurate definition of anthropomorphism
A narrative that uses characters and plot to depict abstract ideas
Applying human traits or qualities to a non-human thing
A series of words that all start with the same letter or sound.
An indirect way of describing something too inappropriate to address
3
What could affect the structure of a text and therefore the impact on the reader?
Changes in focus
Changes in spelling
Changes in font
4
Which literary term links all the words in the image?
Imagery
Onomatopoeia
Metaphor
Alliteration
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Which of these words can be used to show a similarity between two texts?
However
Likewise
Conversely
6
Marine biologist, Jane Kenzie has stated that “Healthy coral reefs are the sign of a healthy planet"
This is an example of an expert comment
This is an example of statistics
This is an example of alliteration
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What is the effect of this simile? ‘Icicles hung like daggers above my head.’
Ambiguous
Dramatic
Soothing
8
Identify the literary device: "this tree is like the god of the forest"
Hyperbole
Allegory
Metaphor
Simile
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Comparing texts means looking at …
Just differences
Similarities and differences
Just similarities
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‘Pointless and pathetic pandering’ is an example of ...
metaphor
alliteration
personification
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Comparing non-fiction texts might include a focus on …
Purpose and form
Plot structure
Genre and setting
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What technique is often used at the start of a paragraph to give the reader a taste of what will be in that paragraph?
Repetition
Topic sentence
Rhetorical question
13
What is the effect of this collection of words? ‘still, tranquil, quiet, murmuring’
Exciting
Calming
Frightening
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What types of structure can be investigated?
Text, paragraph or sentence
Adverbs, nouns or verbs
Imagery and sound effects
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Non-fiction writing: what does it mean if the text appeals to 'pathos'?
An appeal to character
An appeal to the head
An appeal to the heart
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Which of these techniques is linked closely to structure in non-fiction?
Onomatopoeia
Repetition
Similes
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What is Text Structure?
how big the font is
the way a text is organised
the way we put books on the shelf
The way authors make you like a book
18
Describing the tree 'like the god of the forest' emphasises how small and pointless the tree is
False
True
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What structural features could be investigated within a paragraph?
Word and sentence order
The whole plot of the text
Links between start and end
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Non-fiction writing: what does it mean if the text appeals to 'ethos'?
An appeal to character
An appeal to the head
An appeal to the heart
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Which of these words is
NOT
onomatopoeic?
Honk
Hiss
Hill
Hoot
22
'People who eat chocolate are 72% happier than those who don't' – to where does this statement appeal?
logos
ethos
pathos
23
Identify the most accurate definition of an antonym
Applying human traits or qualities to a non-human thing
A figure of speech wherein the traditional sentence structure is reversed.
A word opposite in meaning to another
A word very similar or the same in meaning to another
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A non-fiction text is focused on …
Real-life events
A writer's imagination
Fictional stories
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Which of the following is the best description of a metaphor?
Drawing resemblance between two things by saying Thing A is like Thing B
Comparing two things by saying that one of them is the other.
The repetition of a word or phrase
A type of narrative.
