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Language Paper 2 Flashcards

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What is the writer’s viewpoint?

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His opinion

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What is the writer’s perspective

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Refers to how writers might view a topic depending on WHEN THEY WERE WRITING

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What must I include for the article in P2 Q5?

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  • title

- paragraphs

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What must I include for the article in P2 Q5 to get high marks?

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  • title
  • strapline
  • subheadings
  • overview paragraph
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Language I need to use in Q5:

For myriad reasons

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For many reasons

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Language I need to use in Q5

inevitable consequences

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Definite consequences of an event or action

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Language I need to use in Q5

Conscience pricking

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Something emotive that causes you to reflect on your own conscience

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Language I need to use in Q5

Moral imperative

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A moral duty or obiligation

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Language I need to use in Q5

Civic responsibility

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The responsibility of a citizen in society

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Language I need to use in Q5

False dichotomy

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A situation when two contrasting options are presented ignoring alternate options or ideas

(E.g you can only go left or right when you could go straight ahead)

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List the 5 part structure for answering a question

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  • intro
  • counter
  • agree
  • anecdote
  • conclusion
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What are the 7 steps for planning an opinion text?

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  1. TAP the text
  2. Sketch the 5-part structure
  3. Identify three
    counterarguements
  4. Identify three arguements
  5. Apply “Why,Why,Why” to your arguement
  6. Identify a realistic anecdote
  7. Make note of a first and last possible line and create a cyclical structure
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7 steps of planning:

Step 1: TAP the text?

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Text type: Article

Audience: Broadsheet newpaper readers/educated adults/parents

Purpose: express opinion-e.g for banning phones

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Seven steps of planning:

Step 2: Sketch the 5-part structure

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Intro
Counterarguements
Arguments
Anecdote
Conclusion
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Seven steps of planning

Step 3: identify three counterarguements

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Why might someone disagree, what areguements would they put foward

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Seven steps of planning

Step 5: Why,Why,Why

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Why is my arguement important, aim to give three reasons

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Seven steps of planning

Step 7: make note of a possible first and last line to create a cyclical structure

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What metaphor could be used at the start and end of the article

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