Your Guide To Beach Safety Flashcards
What type of text is this?
An information text
Describe the font
It is distressed font so it looks like sand
What does the logo do?
-Proves that the leaflet is from a real company which is called the RNLI
What does the national beach safety council stamp do?
- Shows that the information contained in the leaflet is reliable as it has been approved by the Notional Beach Safety Council company
- Appeal to expertise
What effect does “Your guide to a safe and fun time at the seaside” give?
As it is in the second person, it directly addresses the readers
What is the purpose of having an RNLI coastguard in the back of the photo on the front cover?
It is to show that the coast guards are operating both literally and metaphorically - always there to keep people safe
What is the purpose of the yellow box on the back cover of the leaflet?
To provide key information
Why are there details at the bottom of the back page of the leaflet, such as the RNLI’s email?
To provide contact details for situations which are not an emergency
What is “RNLI lifeboats, lifeguards, life first.”?
The company’s slogan
What does the red background symbolise?
Danger and it suggests that the connection between red and danger has already been culturally decided.
“Caroline Yard will never forget”
Definite future tense
“Relaxing on the beach with my daughter…”
Personal anecdote/account in the first person
What does the first paragraph of the true story do?
Foreground the danger
“Swept towards some rocks”
Conventional metaphor
“The water was like a whirlpool”
Simile
“Mark and a surfer called Mike…boys are going to drown”
Modelling good practise to the reader and showing how important lifeguards are.
“It seems to take a lifetime”
Hyperbole
“Bernadette”
Personalisation
“When you think your boys are going to drown”
In second person to address and involved reader