You’re the voice of Social Justice

Question 1

registers

Answer 1

fixed, formal, consultative and casual

Question 2

themes

Answer 2

cultural loss, loss of identity and heritage, racism, bullying, survival, resilience, leaving traditions, risking everything for freedom

Question 3

difference between asylum seeker and refugee

Answer 3

an asylum seeker is someone who seeks protection from danger in their home country but whose refugee status claim isn’t determined legally

Question 4

tone

Answer 4

authors attitude and feelings toward a subject, situation or audience. based through word choice, style and sentence structure and helps set mood and emotional context

Question 5

dominant voice

Answer 5

expresses leadership and security

Question 6

marginalized voice

Answer 6

groups or individuals are pushed to the edge of society

Question 7

irony

Answer 7

expression of a means by using language that normally signifies the opposite, usually for humourous or empathetic effect