Understanding Open Letters

The video tutorial explains the carta aberta, a textual genre aimed at conveying information of collective interest. It is intended for a broad audience, such as unions or communities, and can be used to inform, alert, protest, or argue about specific issues. The goal is to persuade the audience to recognize and address problems. The tutorial outlines the structure of carta aberta, which includes a title, introduction, development, conclusion, and farewell. It also highlights the use of argumentative strategies and provides resources for further learning.

What is the primary goal of an open letter?

• To transmit information of collective interest

• To tell a personal story

• To entertain the reader

• To advertise a product

Who is the typical audience for an open letter?

• A single individual

• A family member

• A private company

• A general public or specific groups like unions

Which of the following is NOT a use of an open letter?

• To inform

• To alert

• To protest

• To entertain

What is one of the main strategies used in open letters to persuade the audience?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Telling a fictional story

• Presenting data and examples

• Using humor

Which of the following is NOT a part of the structure of an open letter?

• Title

• Conclusion

• Body

• Introduction