Language Flashcards

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logos

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  • logic
  • reason
  • rationality
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pathos

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  • emotion
  • sympathy
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3
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ethos

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  • public persona
  • reliability
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4
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anecdote

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a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person

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5
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facts

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something know to be true

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6
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repetition

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recurrence of a word, phrase or image

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7
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emotive language

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using specific word choices to evoke an emotional reaction from the reader

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opinion

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someone’s personal belief on something

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rhetorical question

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a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer

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10
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tricolon

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series of three parallel words, phrases or clauses

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second person pronoun

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refers to person that speaker or writer is addressing

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12
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statistics

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facts and data that prove an opinion

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13
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imperative

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command words

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14
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anaphora

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repetition at the start of a sentence

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15
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direct address

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targeting a person

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16
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hyperbole

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exaggeration

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17
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hypophora

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a question followed by an immediate answer

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18
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analogy

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a comparison between one thing and another, used for explanation

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19
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colon

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introduces something

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20
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how long should you spend on question 3 on paper 2

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15 minutes

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21
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paper 2 question 4

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  • QTAC
  • what do writers think and how did they show it (WHAT and HOW question)
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QTA

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  • quotes
  • terminology
  • analysis
23
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QTAC

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  • quotes
  • terminology
  • analysis
  • compare
24
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how many marks is paper 2 question 4

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how long should you spend on paper 2 question 4
25 minutes
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what will question 1 paper 1 tell you to do
list four things about the text from within certain lines
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how many marks is question 1 paper 1
4 marks (1 mark for each thing u list)
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what will question 2 paper 1 ask you
how the writer uses language to achieve effects and influence the reader
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how many marks is question 2 paper 1
8 marks
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what will question 3 paper 1 ask you
how does the writer use structure to achieve effects and influence the reader
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how many marks is question 3 paper 1
8 marks
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what will question 4 paper 1 ask you
to evaluate the text critically and give a personal response (disagree or agree)
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how many marks is question 4 paper 1
20 marks
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what will question 5 paper 1 ask you
produce an interesting, well-organised and accurately written story or description
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how many marks is question 5 paper 1
40 marks
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what will question 1 paper 2 ask you
pick out the 4 true statements
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how many marks is question 1 paper 1
4 marks (1 mark for each true statement you find)
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what will question 2 paper 2 ask you
write a summary of the similarities or differences between two things
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how many marks is question 2 paper 2
8 marks
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what will question 3 paper 2 ask you
how the writer use language to achieve effects and influence the reader
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how many marks is question 3 paper 2
12 marks
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what will question 4 paper 2 ask you
identify and compare different writers’ attitudes and perspectives and how they’ve conveyed
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how many marks is question 4 paper 2
16 marks
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what will question 5 paper 2 ask you
produce an interesting, well-organised and accurately written piece (letter, article etc)
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how many marks for technical accuracy on question 5 paper 2
16 marks
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how many marks for content and organisation on question 5 paper 2
24 marks
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how many marks in total for question 5 paper 2
40 marks
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what are some questions to keep in mind as you read the texts
- what are the writer’s intentions? - what is the overall tone of the text? - what is the overall structure of the text?
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what does P.E.E.D. stand for
- point - example - explain - develop
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words to show similarities
- similarly - equally - likewise - also
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words to show differences
- whereas - however - although - but