Unit 1 Flashcards

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1
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what is a text?

A

anything that contains a message, communicated from sender to receiver

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2
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what is the purpose of a text?

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the reason that it is being communicated

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3
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what are the four purposes of a text?

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inform
persuade
connect
entertain

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4
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what is diction?

A

the style of writing or speaking

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5
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why is diction changed?

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different levels of diction are used for different audiences

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6
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what does FLAP stand for?

A

form
language
audience
purpose

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7
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how can you use FLAP when writing?

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if you know your audience and purpose, you can decide your form and language

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8
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how can you use FLAP when reading?

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observing the form and language helps to understand the audience and purpose

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9
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what is a changemaker?

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someone whose role is to bring about change in society

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10
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what do changemakers practice?

A

activism

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11
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what are the 4 ‘before reading’ strategies?

A

previewing
purpose
prior knowledge
predicting

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12
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what are the 4 ‘during reading’ strategies?

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visualizing
asking questions
making connections
annotating

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13
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what is infrencing?

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using the knowledge you have to understand implicit messages

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14
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what is the difference between explicit and implicit messages?

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explicit is directly communicated, implicit is suggested

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15
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what are the three steps to infrence?

A

read explicit messages
apply prior knowledge
make a guess

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16
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what is paraphrasing?

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repeating something using different words to make the meaning clearer

17
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what are the three ‘after reading’ strategies?

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asking questions
reflecting
summarizing