Imaginative, Interpretive, and Persuasive Text Revision

Which of the following is an example of an imaginative text?

• Advertisement

• Novel

• Feature article

• Biography

Which of the following is a persuasive text?

• Poem

• Debate

• Documentary film

• Short story

Which of the following are examples of an interpretive text?

• Novel

• Speech

• Biography

• Feature article

What is the primary purpose of interpretive texts?

• To entertain

• To explain and interpret personalities, events, ideas, representations or concepts

• To persuade

• To provoke thought through imaginative use of literary elements

What is the primary purpose of persuasive texts?

• To entertain

• To explain and interpret personalities, events, ideas, representations or concepts

• To persuade

• To provoke thought through imaginative use of literary elements

What are the primary purposes of imaginative texts?

• To entertain

• To explain and interpret personalities, events, ideas, representations or concepts

• To persuade

• To provoke thought through imaginative use of literary elements

What are the generic conventions for imaginative texts?

• Visual conventions

• Language features

• Persuasive techniques

• Narrative conventions

What type of texts could appear in you assessment?

• Only fiction texts

• Only non-fiction texts

• Both fiction and non-fiction texts

• Only poetry

What are the generic conventions for interpretive texts?

• Language Features

• Narrative Conventions

• Persuasive techniques

• None of these

What are the generic conventions for persuasive texts?

• Language Features

• • Persuasive Techniques​

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• • Visual Conventions and SWAT Codes​

• Narrative conventions