Paris (GRAMPS)

Question 1

Eurostar

Answer 1

G - advertisement
R - informal
A - people who like/ travel to Paris
M- spoken
P - to persuade
S - Paris

Question 2

Bill Bryson Neither Here Nor There

Answer 2

G - Travelogue
R - Informal
A - Interested in travel/ Paris
M - Written
P - To entertain
S - Paris and the people

Question 3

Paris City Guide

Answer 3

G - Advert
R - Informal
A - First-time tourists older age range
M - mixed
P - To persuade/ inform
S - what to do in Paris

Question 4

Anna’s narrative

Answer 4

G - Transcript
R - Informal
A - People who want to see what there is in Paris to do
M - Spoken
P - To entertain/ inform
S - Her experience/ views on Paris

Question 5

Zara’s narrative

Answer 5

G - Transcript
R - Informal
A - People who live/are interested in what there is to do in Paris
M - Spoken
P - To entertain/ inform
S - Her experience/ views on Paris

Question 6

Around the world in 80 dates

Answer 6

G - Memoir
R - Informal
A - Those interested in dating or Paris
M - Written
P - To entertain
S - Dating around the world/ travelling

Question 7

Paris for children; the rough guide to Paris

Answer 7

G - Guidebook
R - Informal
A - Parents/ adults going to Paris with young children
M - Written
P - To guide/advise
S - Activities to do in Paris (for children)

Question 8

Lonely Planet - Paris: Fine French Food

Answer 8

G - Script of advertisement
R - Formal
A - Wanting to visit France interested in French food
M - Mixed
P - Inform/ persuade
S - French cuisine

Question 9

Stories are Waiting in Paris

Answer 9

Genre: advertisement
Register: largely informal
Audience: youthful audience
Mode: multi-modal
Purpose: persuade

Question 10

Main audience in Paris Gramps

Answer 10

Backpackers and young adults