Magazine Article

A magazine article uses casual, familiar, unofficial speech or writing.

• formal

• informal

• bias

• simple sentences

A magazine article makes something appear greater or worse, or more noticeable than it actually is.

• bias

• colloquial

• exaggeration

• connotation

A magazine article uses simple words to ensure everybody can read and understand.

• formal

• informal

• colloquial

• simple vocabulary

A magazine article uses an implied judgement or feeling in the words used other than its literal meaning.

• bias

• colloquial

• exaggeration

• connotation

A magazine article gives one side of a story to influence others' opinion unfairly.

• bias

• colloquial

• exaggeration

• connotation

A magazine article uses a simple noun and a simple verb.

• simple vocabulary

• connotation

• simple sentences

• colloquial

A magazine article uses ordinary or familiar conversation in speech or writing (according to timely trends, generation, or targeted group of people).

• bias

• colloquial

• exaggeration

• informal

What is being emphasised in the magazine article?

• headline (title)

• subheading

• use of colour

• caption

What is outstanding in this magazine page?

• headline (title)

• subheading

• use of colour

• pictures

In this magazine article, what helps the reader to visualise what the writer is talking about?

• captions

• pictures

• headline (title)

• use of colour