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PARIS Flashcards

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Stories are waiting in Paris’? (p11)

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genre - eurostar advert
audience - possible tourists
purpose - entice, advertise, persuade
mode - video, spoken, planned

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Around the world in 80 dates’? (p44)

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genre - book extract/memoir
audience - young adults
purpose - entertain/inform
mode - written mode, planned, direct

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Paris city guide’? (p29)

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genre - travel video guide
audience - possible tourists
purpose - advertise/inform/entertain
mode - spoken mode, video, planned

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what is the GAP&M for ‘The most beautiful walk in the world’? (p25)

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genre - travel writing/memoir
audience - tourists
purpose - inform/describe/entertain
mode - written mode, planned, direct

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Paris riots (1968)’? (p127)

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genre - news report/transcript
audience - historians/british citizens
purpose - informing events/dramatise
mode - spoken mode, indirect, planned

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what is the GAP&M for ‘On Paris’? (p105)

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genre - newspaper article/review
audience - canadians/americans
purpose - review/describe paris
mode - written mode, planned

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Mile by Mile’? (p.12)

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genre - book extract
audience - adults of older generation
purpose - inform/describe, focus on historical aspect
mode - written, planned, carefully researched

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Breathless: An American Girl in Paris’? (p37)

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genre - autobiography from a book
audience - young American adults (females)
purpose - entertain, describe and reflect
mode - written mode, planned, indirect (some spoken elements)

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Understanding Chic’? (p71)

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genre - story/memoir
audience - adults interested in the city or familiar with the work of some writers
purpose - educate/inform/entertain
mode - written, planned (written for specific purpose)

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what is the GAP&M for all the ‘NOT-FOR-PARENTS’ texts? (97-103)

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genre - textbook (travel/tourism)
audience - children 7+ (and parents)
purpose - inform young people about Paris, entertain, intrigue, inform
mode - written mode (with use of spoken mode). planned, direct

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Seven Ages of Paris’? (p130)

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genre - historical book extract
audience - historians interested in 19th century Paris
purpose - infrom, entertain, engage
mode - written mode, direct, planned

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what is the GAP&M for ‘letters from France 1790-1796’? (p139)

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genre - letter extracts (historical)
audience - historians interested in 18th century Paris
purpose - entertain, relay experience
mode - written mode, planned, direct

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what is the GAP&M for ‘personal narrative: Anna’? (p31)

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genre - recording monologue
audience - unclear, anyone
purpose - describe experiences of Paris
mode - spoken, spontaneous, indirect

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what is the GAP&M for ‘personal narrative: Zara’? (p34)

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genre - recording monologue
audience - unclear, anyone
purpose - describe experiences of Paris
mode - spoken, spontaneous, indirect

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what is the GAP&M for ‘memories of places in Paris’? (p 76)

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genre - personal account/narrative
audience - friends, informal, relaxed context
purpose - inform, describe, relationship building
mode - spoken mode, mostly spontaneous but not interactive

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what is the GAP&M for ‘what do you wish someone had told you - Ile de France’? (p47)

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genre - online forum, tourism
audience - anyone interested in Paris, tourists
purpose - review and advertise
mode - written mode, spontaneous

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what is the GAP&M for ‘French Milk’? (p62)

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genre - photographic and comic journal
audience - americans, younger generation, those that like comics
purpose - entertain/describe (create relationships with fellow comic fans)
mode - written mode with spoken elements & visual aids, planned, direct

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what is the GAP&M for ‘18 months later…’? (p80)

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genre - blog post - tourism
audience - American travellers
purpose - entertain, reflect and describe
mode - written mode, elements of spoken, planned, indirect

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what is the GAP&M for ‘Ten Things My Kids Say They Will Miss About Paris’? (p82)

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genre - blog post
audience - American parents/tourists with families
purpose - entertain, influence tourists to go
mode - written blog, scripted, direct

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what is the GAP&M for ‘travelling to Paris with a grandchild’? (p83)

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genre - online forum
audience - grandparents
purpose - advertise/share experiences, interact
mode - written mode, spontaneous with some planned, indirect

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