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Mail Online
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- 1Find one fact from the Mail Online.An American
University
conducted
a study. - 2Name one positive thing about the "Child-line" website.It has a clear message
and purpose. - 3Find an opinion in the Mail Online.Parents and
teachers have
"feared"
the study's
findings. - 4Give one way the "Child-line" website could be better.It could repeat
the phone
helpline
more. - 5Give one way the Mail Online could be better.The image
could show
a younger
student. - 6What does the paragraph structure of the Mail Online resemble?Bullet points.
- 7"Every generation has its distractions." Fact or opinion?Opinion: Not
everyone is
distracted. - 8Why does the "Child-line" page use "how you feelin?"The language
is adapted for
a younger
audience. - 9Which of the two articles is more helpful?The "Child-line"
website does try
to get the message
to children
directly. - 10Which article fails at reaching its audience?The Mail Online talks to
parents but its
teenagers who
need to be
told. - 11How would more images help the Mail Online?Yes, if they were
images of
teenagers who
need to know about
the survey. - 12Would the "Child-line" website be better if it used more colour?It would if it
identified the
different age groups
of children. - 13How might the Mail Online be more supportive to its target audience?It could offer hints
to adults to help
discuss online
safety with their
children. - 14How could the Child-line website adapt their language to access their target audience.They could have
sections for younger
children without
the complex
words.
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- Flashcards on Mail Online, created by pcrawford on 20/09/2013.
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