ATAR English Review

"Voices" in texts can include:

• dramatic and rhetoric

• authorial and narrative

• silenced and audible

• real and invisible friends

The way a 'voice' is delivered...

• meaning

• purpose

• tone

• theme

Which of these is not a "tone"...

• rapid

• aggressive

• critical

• sympathetic

The four classifications or text types identified in the ATAR English courses are:

• narrative, expository, opinionative, evaluative

• fiction, non-fiction, visual, written

• analytical, imaginative, interpretive, persuasive

• multimodal, generic, literal, figurative

Which of the following is not a visual element?

• Composition

• Framing

• Camera angle

• Imagery

Stylistic choices are the selection of ...

• strategies to explore ideas, themes and issues

• stylistic features to achieve a particular effect

• communication modes: reading, listening, speaking, viewing

• hipster cool clothing to attract someone you like

The ways in which aspects of texts (eg. words, sentences, images) are arranged / affect meaning =

• diction

• metalanguage

• syntax

• stylistic features

Short answer responses should typically be how long?

• 200-300 words

• 150-250 words

• 300-500 words

• As long as a piece of string

The language of argument, using persuasive and forceful language is known as ...

• manipulation

• advertising

• peer pressure

• rhetoric

An example of a rhetorical device is ...

• rhetorical question

• repetition

• appeal to values

• all of these