How much did you remember?

Purpose is...

• What the writer wants to achieve.

• Part of an unplanned piece of writing.

• Pointless.

• The same as audience.

T.A.P stands for...

• Tutorial, Ape, Proposal

• Text, Apostrophes, Purpose

• Text type, Audience, Purpose

• Telegram, Audience, Purpose

Tone is...

• A writer's use of language that allows a reader to 'hear' the work.

• The writer's attitude toward his or her subject.

• A connotation, an implied meaning.

• A feeling you get while reading a story.

Voice is...

• A writer's unique use of language that allows a reader to 'hear' the work.

• The author's view on a subject.

• The feeling you get while reading a story.

• The same as tone.

Finally, mood is...

• The feeling you get while reading a story.

• The author's attitude toward a subject.

• An author's feelings.

• The feelings of a character.

Tick which aspects of writing you can use to understand a text's type:

• Its content - who would be interested?

• Advise - to help people decide what to do.

• Its language - is the language formal or informal?

• Its structure - Does the writer use headings, subheadings, or pose questions to the reader?

What are examples of purpose for a text? Tick those that apply.

• To entertain.

• To give advice.

• To argue.

• To describe

What would the main purpose of a self-help book be?

• To entertain.

• To persuade.

• To give advise.

• To instruct.

What would the main purpose of a news article be?

• To inform.

• To entertain.

• To analyse.

• To persuade.

What purposes could a letter asking for a charity donation have?

• To entertain and persuade.

• To advise and explain.

• To persuade and advise.

• To inform and persuade.