Stories are waiting in Paris

Question 1

Mode

Answer 1

Multimodal, audio, visual, and also written

Question 2

Genre

Answer 2

Advertisement

Question 3

Audience

Answer 3

Young British people
People interested in visiting Paris
People interested in using the eurostar

Question 4

Purpose

Answer 4

To persuade and to advertise the eurostar

Question 5

Language features

Answer 5

Repetition (anaphora): ‘maybe’ - highlights the choice we have, there’s something for everybody
Active verbs: ‘left’ ‘right’ ‘up’ ‘down’ ‘scatter’ - emphasises there is a lot going on
Lot’s of parenthesis: (‘dog barks’) ((‘kissing sound’)) - providing us with extra information

Question 6

Literary

Answer 6

Not very literary
Humour is evident within the text - informal (‘hopefully not him’) - trying to connect with the audience & create a relationship

Question 7

How is Paris presented?

Answer 7

• A busy, fun-filled city
• There’s something for everyone to see
• A city of opportunity and choice