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Flashcards by Grace Fawcitt, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Grace Fawcitt
over 9 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| Genre Conventions | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Article | Headings and subheadings, by-lines, clear paragraphs, rhetorical devices, intro+ conclusion, may include tabs if online |
| Autobiography | Awareness of audience, use of 1st person, writing in a retrospective manner, figurative language, personal tone, linear structure, chapters per event |
| Diary | Set out under dates, chronological, memoirs often chaptered by date ranges, reflective tone, past tense, memoirs for publication, diaries more personal, use of figurative language in memoirs, memoirs are a narrative |
| Blog | Series of entries like a diary, short paragraphs, visual media, informal register, tabs, direct address, colloquial language |
| Podcast | Spontaneous speech, informal register, rhetorical devices, dialogue exchange, transactional language, elliptical phrasing |
| Interview | Different question types, linked statements, adjacency pairs, varying register, intro+ conclusion, spontaneity |
| Radio Drama | Appropriate language for audience, language to create entertainment, stage directions for production team, title, music/SFX, |
| Screenplay | Description of action (stage directions), dialogue and monologue, characters names in capitals+ central |
| Reportage | Headings and subheadings, 1st person, register changes, varied sentence length, drafting/editing, facts, chronological, discourse markers, figurative language, |
| Review | Title, headings/subheadings, quotations, intro-development, summary, intertextual references, biographical info, mixed registers, commentary on work, engaging language features, clear paragraphing |
| Speech | Rhetorical devices, figurative language, intro-development-conclusion, repetition, tripling, pronouns suggesting unity, discourse markers |
| Travelogue | Narrative, clear paragraphing, reflective tone, commentary on travel, comparative language, evocative language, |
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