Tsunami Reportage Flashcards

1
Q

What is a reportage

A

A first hand account, or commentary on an event

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2
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When did the Tsunami occur & where

A

2004, Indonesia

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3
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What was the city most affected

A

Banda Aceh

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4
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How many people died

A

100,000

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5
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What magazine is the reportage written for

A

The National Geographic

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6
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What is the National Geographic

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An American monthly magazine, known for its photojournalism

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7
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Who wrote the reportage

A

Chris Rainier

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8
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Who was Chris Rainier

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A National geographic photographer, he specialises in highlighting endangered cultures and traditional languages around the globe.

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9
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Voices used in the reportage

A

-unifying voice
-expert voice
-factual, veracious voice
-emotive
-urgent
-persuasive

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10
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Who is the audience of the reportage

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-A highly educated audience, with a particular interest in global events
-An educated historically and culturally aware audience

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11
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What are the Macro & micro purposes

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To provide clear & detailed information, intensify the horrific impact of the tsunami, geographical impact, challenges moving forward after natural disasters

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12
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Some things to look out for

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-unifying pronouns
-historical allusion
-hyperbolic phrases
-present participle verbs
-vague pronouns

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