Text Types and Text Analysis flashcards
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This page gathers over 40 Text Types and Text Analysis flashcard decks, covering text structure, language features and studied texts. Most are school-level resources for students practising analysis and teachers looking for ready-made material. Pick a deck and start revising.
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- Fiction and Non-Fiction6
- Audience, Purpose and Context14
- Language Features and Techniques35
- Text Structure11
- Cohesion and Coherence7
- Narrative Texts26
- Descriptive Texts19
- Expository and Informative Texts41
- Argumentative and Persuasive Texts38
- Instructional and Procedural Texts9
- Scientific Texts8
- Blogs and Personal Writing11
- Journalistic Texts8
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13 cardsGenre Conventions- English Lang/Lit Anthology
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114 cardssht dfgdfg
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17 cardsResponding to studied texts The Lottery Ted Quotes (Marjorie Barnard early 1900s Aus)
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38 cardsLanguage features and their effects
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57 cardsTexts for English Exam 2A Golden Haze - Jade's Story: "Love Gone Wrong" MAIN IDEAS
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21 cardsEnglish - Language Analysis
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26 cardsEPCO Examples Thesis Statement
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74 cardsEnglish Terminology
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54 cardsEnglish language techniques and definitions
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59 cardsFundamentals of Language
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21 cardsEnglish Exam- Language Analysis and Hero's Journey Revision Name the Persuasive Techniques:
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40 cardsTerminology
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4 cardsEnglish language: Structure and Language the literary devices an author uses, like similes and metaphors the emotive language - language designed to...
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32 cardsUNIT 32 TABLE OF CONTENTS:
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29 cardsUnfamiliar Text - English What is a Simile, What is it's effect in writing?
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27 cardsUnit 39 Text analysis involves
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8 cardsUntitled What is Cohesion? What is the effect of cohesion? What Features create cohesion in a text?
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35 cardsEnglish Terminology
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9 cardsRevising non-fiction texts List the 5 purposes of media non-fiction texts
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20 cardsLanguage Features
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8 cardsEnglish Exam
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23 cardsInformational Text BINGO This type of text presents a main idea, and then supports the idea with details.
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18 cardsType and Purpose of Text
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12 cardsEnglish - NAPLAN What does CUPS mean?
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10 cardsThe 10 Steps of Annotation of an Article
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13 cardsEnglish Language AS
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3 cardsEnglish Unfamiliar Text - What to look for!
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7 cardsTypes of Text Structure Cause and Effect
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8 cardsEnglish NAPLAN narrative What is C.U.P.S?
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7 cardsnaplan narrative What parapraph comes 1st?
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10 cardsTYPES OF TEXTS
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18 cardsenglish exam
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24 cardsLanguage Analysis Tone
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21 cardsUntitled
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10 cardsEveryday life texts Everyday life texts
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5 cardsDifferent types of Texts Different Texts Purposes
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4 cardsUntitled What is a Recount?
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16 cardslanguage methods
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13 cardsela eog 3
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12 cardsLanguage Features What are Language Features?
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GoConqr OriginalText Types and Text Analysis flashcards
These user-made decks let you revisit terms and examples in a card format. English Vocabulary cards includes narrative voice and lexical choices, while Types of Text Structure focuses on how texts are organised. Other decks cover non-fiction, tone and responses to studied texts.
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Try Unfamiliar Text - English if you want to practise recognising features such as similes and alliteration and thinking about their effects. For a closer look at vocabulary, English Terminology includes terms such as lexis, syntax and semantics.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Try Unfamiliar Text - English if you want to review language features and their effects. It includes questions about similes, alliteration and repetition. If you are concentrating on vocabulary instead, English Terminology offers cards on terms including lexis, syntax and semantics.
What do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover text structure, language features, terminology, tone and studied texts. For example, English Vocabulary cards includes narrative voice and lexical choices, while Responding to studied texts contains cards on quotations, setting and characterisation. Choose a deck that fits the work you are revising.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.