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Argument analysis
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1
Which of these ideas is most relevant to the cartoon?
Technology makes our lives better
People should spend more time looking at the sunset
Smart phones get in the way of positive life experiences
Phone reception is not good enough in rural areas
2
Which of these words does not describe a friendly tone?
warm
amiable
congenial
antagonistic
3
You always have to name the literary device that the writer is using
True
False
4
Which of these words best describes a calm tone?
ruffled
congenial
belligerent
composed
5
Which of these best describes what is included in a good introduction?
Context, writer, title, audience, image
Context, writer, title, contention, audience, tone
Author, title, year published, tone
Form, article, contention, main arguments
6
Which of these elements would you analyse about this photograph of Olympic boxing hopeful?
Her wistful expression showing hopefulness
The flag in the foreground showing nationalism
The gloves in the foreground drawing your eye
The low angle making her seem tall and powerful
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What is a reader impact statement?
Sentence(s) explaining how argument and language impact on the reader
An explanation of who the intended readers are
A statement of explanation after your essay
A rubric
8
The contention of this cartoon is that Australia Day covers up the nation's colonial history
False
True
9
Which of these suggest the writer is positive and happy?
neutral
curmudgeonly
humorous
sunny
10
Which of these words best describes an angry tone?
irascible
amiable
authoritative
irate
11
Which of these are reader impact statements?
Emphasis on the cruel treatment of puppies compels readers to feel anger
The audience will feel sad because of the issue.
A rhetorical question makes the reader wonder
Readers are likely to find this evidence credible and compelling because...
12
Your introduction needs to signpost all the arguments that are in the article
False
True
13
Which of these descriptions of an audience might support your analysis?
Victorian readers who may have relatives in aged care facilities
Sydney rate-payers
People in Melbourne
Readers of the newspaper
14
How many sentences is a typical conclusion for an argument analysis essay?
none - you don't need a conclusion
5-7
2-3
1
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Which of these elements is not true of this photograph?
The context of the image is police violence in the US
The colour in the photo emphasises the party atmosphere
The low angle emphasises the black ballet dancers' power
There amount of graffiti shows widespread anger about racism in the US
16
Which of these should you include in your essay?
The context of the issue
Your opinion on the issue
A list of literary devices used
Your opinion on how well the writer persuades readers
17
Which of these is not another way to write 'positions the reader'?
Encourages the reader to
Predisposes the reader to
Juxtaposes the reader
Suggests to the reader