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Language Genres

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    5 language genres
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  • True or False, The language of information aims to communicate information clearly and concisely to the reader
    True
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  • The tone of the language of information is objective or subjective
    Objective
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  • Examples of what language genre can be found in reports, newspaper articles and editorials, instructions, formal letters, forms and questionnaires, travel guides, obituaries and Wikipedia
    Information
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  • True or false: Argument is the process of trying to convince other people of your point of view using either evidence or facts
    True
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  • Which two genres have a tone that is logical and calm, without emotion
    Information and Argument
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  • Examples of what language genre can be found in political speeches, editorials, legal documents and scientific and medical journals
    Argument
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  • Which language genre is the process of trying to convince other people of your point of view using manipulation or appealing to the emotions
    persuasion
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  • Examples of what language genre can be found in advertising, political speeches, reviews and marketing journals
    persuasion
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  • True or false: the language of narration must be fiction
    False
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  • Give three examples where you might find the language of narration
    autobiographies/biographies, travel writing, diaries, novels/short stories, plays and film scripts.
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  • Three main stylistic features of the language of narration are
    narratives generally have a beginning, middle and end, most are set in the past tense, setting, character and action are prioritised and descriptive detail.
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  • What is imagery
    A technique that appeals to one of our 5 senses
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  • Give an example of alliteration
    'creeping cracks' 'glad grace', 'sing a song of sunlight' and 'gravelly ground'
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  • What is assonance
    repetition of vowel sounds.
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  • What is the technique for words that sound like what they describe
    Onomatopoeia
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