Analysis & Response Techniques Flashcards

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General rule for using language techniques in a response.

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One technique per mark. 5 marks = 5 techniques, etc.

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CATE: C

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  • Concept
  • What does the text tell us?
  • Relate to the question
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CATE: A

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  • Answer
  • Answer the question
  • Use keywords from question
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CATE: T

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  • Techniques
  • Find and include language techniques & quotes
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CATE: E

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  • Effect
  • What is the effect of the language technique?
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CATE: Extra L

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  • Link
  • Link back to topic sentence
  • Make sure question is answered
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COPS: C

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  • Colour
  • How does the use of colour influence the reader/create mood & emotion?
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Colour in images - what to look for?

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  • Tone/saturation
  • Warm/cool
  • Contrast: Light/dark
  • Symbolic meaning of colour
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COPS: O

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  • Objects
  • What objects are present?
  • What do they symbolise?
  • What are the surroundings?
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Narrative visual technique

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What image or movement is depicted in the visual?

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Gaze

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Where is the character looking?
What relationships, attitudes and emotions are suggested?

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Rule for eye contact

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Eye contact = demand
No eye contact = offer

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Scale/size

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How big or small are characters/objects?

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Rule for size

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Small = weak/insignificant
Large = powerful/significant

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Scale

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Comparative size.
What relationships are suggested by size differences in characters/objects?

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COPS: P

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Positioning
* Salient objects
* Back/mid/foreground
* Angle
* Close up/far away

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Salience & composition

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  • What are your eyes drawn to first?
  • Note any objects of significance that are not middle foreground
  • Consider angles and viewer’s perspective
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Frontal view

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involvement

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Side-on

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detatchment

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High angle (looking down)

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Weakness/submission

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Low angle (looking up)

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Power/dominance

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Vectors

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How do your eyes move across the page?