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WorksheetsForm, Structure and Language features of text
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 46mins
A blog will use vocabulary (jargon) that is (a)
A review will provide the reader with an (a) of key (b) of an (c)
simple sentences, blog, use of colons, 1st person narrative, second person, review, paragraphs, omniscient narrator, dashes, article. simile, letter, hyperbole, limited narrator, headings
simple sentence
blog
use of colons
headings
paragraphs
dashes
1st person narrative
second person
omniscient narrator
limited narrator
rhetorical devices
review
article
letter
simile
hyperbole
An article will use (a) tense to explore current views on a topic while also exploring the topic in the (b) tense to provide the audience with background on the topic and use (c) tense to show anticipated progression on topic.
Persuasive writing uses highly charged language to appeal to the audience.
100% true
You are so wrong
This form uses hyperlinks, is image driven and is used as a vehicle to promote an idea, sell a product, or give advice.
review
commentary
article
blog
Discuss the conventions used for this text (form). Must have at least 3 points.
In writing to (a) authors will examine both sides of a topic.
Match the point of view to it's form.
Expresses an opinion through the use of language
review
has a strong single point of view
ads/campaigns
writes from the narrator's own perspective
diary
is written in 1st person but is less personal
article/essay
is usually written in first person
autobiography/memoir
Narrative writing must have the following features.
perspective and tone
plot, characters, setting
verifiable facts and details
unbiased opinions
Explain the difference between a hard vs soft sell.
This form discusses the impact people had on the author's life.
review
narration
autobiography
article
Match the grammatical elements to its function.
shows excitement
exclamation point
used to show a list
colon
indicates omissions of words to suggest an incomplete thought
3 dot illipses
seperates an ind. clause from a dep. clause
comma
used to indicate direct speech
quotation marks
An article will explore (a) from a (b) topic from a (c) perspective but is more (d) in nature.
Match the following to their correct literary element.
the attitude of the author
tone
overall atmosphere
mood
place of the text
setting
circumstances surrounding the event
context
reason for writing the text
purpose
