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G-MaPCARS overview
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In this exam task, there will ultimately be ___ text/s to analyse.
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2
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Texts may make assumptions about what an audience know/believe - this can be termed audience ________
speaking
positioning
audiencing
ranking
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This current focus of the course is for which part of our exams?
Paper 2 Section A
Paper 1 Section B
Paper 2 Section B
Paper 1 Section A
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The acronym G-MaPCARS will help you write relevant stuff about the exam texts - 'C' stands for...
comparison
commas
context
colloquialism
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Context could include a text's context of ________ and _________
writing....speaking
thinking....doing
making....remaking
production....reception
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'____ Duty' is relevant if someone is in danger of being radicalised into non-FBV beliefs that could endanger safety.
Perhaps
Prime
Prevent
Provoke
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Which of these texts is most clearly synchronous?
newspaper article
face-to-face conversation
voicemail
WhatsApp message
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Which of these WASN'T an issue of audience positioning in this advert - the audience knowing....
the 1970s comedy Fawlty Towers
sat navs can irritate people
police vehicles should be respected
silver cars get dusty
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Purpose and audience may allow us to be more subtle about understanding these in terms of primary and _______
college
junior
infant
secondary
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To show this, we met Loftus and Palmer's experiment involving subjects' perception of car....
breakdowns
crashes
tyres
fires
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It was suggested people's perception of _____ was influenced by exposure to these metaphors in texts
immigration
speed
sport
house building
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In the exam, you will be asked to analyse texts in terms of how they use language 'to create meanings and ____'
reproductions
messages
representations
modes
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When a producer of a text creates a version of themselves (which may not be reality) through language use, this is an...
implied author
implied reader
abstract author
abstract reader
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A Massolit resource shared this bar chart - it concerns the language feature of ......
personification
false start
colloquialism
metaphor
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The idea that language can determine how people think is termed linguistic ________
creativity
relativity
importance
thinking
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cross-College questions
to end - mutual respect to all in society is one of the 'Fundamental British ________'
Valves
Valets
Vegans
Values