RUAE

Question 1

What is WITS?

Answer 1

W- word choice
I - imagery
T- tone
S- sentence structure

Question 2

When do we use WITS?

Answer 2

When a “example of language” question is asked

Question 3

What is the template for word choice?

Answer 3

“Word” has the connotation of …-
When used in this context it suggests that…-

Question 4

What is the template for linking questions?

Answer 4

“Quote” links back to the previous paragraph that was about…-
“Quote links forward to the next paragraph that is about…-

Question 5

What is the template for imagery?

Answer 5

“Word” is being compared to “word”
“A word” would be ..-
By using this image the writer suggests that..-

Question 6

Template for sentence structure?

Answer 6

The writer uses a “thing” on line “…” to…-

Question 7

Template for effective conclusion?

Answer 7

“Quote” repeats the idea of ..-

Question 8

Types of things in sentence structure? (Punctuation)

Answer 8

Commas- separate items ina list or clause in a sentence

Pairs of brackets or dash- creates parenthesis with means to add information.

Colon (or dash) - to introduce a list

Semi colon - separate complex items in a list (very long list most cases) separates 2 very different by connected sentences

Inverted commas- indicates quotation or speech- used to indicate irony

Question 9

Examples of sentence structure?
(The first thing)

Answer 9

Long sentences/ short sentences- long sentences may mimic complex ideas. / short sentences have impact

Repetition of word or phrase- to emphasise the idea

Question/ exclamation / commands - achive tone example emotive.

Unusual words- build tension

Sentence with same pattern of structure but with opposite ideas- to make contrast

Parenthesis- to add more information