Language and Presentation

Question 1

What’s the Success Criteria for Language and Presentation?

Answer 1

[1] 14 Concise points - Supported by quotations
[2] Pin to question after every quotation
[3] Precise + embedded quotations
[4] Quotations should be linked
[5] 1-3 Points per quotation
[6] Comment on the structure of the article
[7] Link the language to the presentation
[8] Perceptive comments - Outside the box
[9] Effect on the reader
[10] AFOREST IMP Techniques

Question 2

What Question is Language and Presentation?

Answer 2

Question 2.

Question 3

What does AFOREST IMP stand for?

Answer 3

A - Alliteration
F - Fact
O - Opinion / Onomatopoeia
R - Rhetorical Question
E - Emotive Language / Exaggeration
S - Statistics
T - Triplets

IM - Imperative Verb
P - Pronoun

Question 4

What are the 2 types of Clauses?

Answer 4

[1] Main Clause

[2] Subordinate Clause

Question 5

What is the Subordinate Clause?

Answer 5

Part of a sentence which does NOT make sense on its own = Dependent.

Question 6

What is the Main Clause?

Answer 6

Strong part of a sentence which DOES make sense on its own = Independent.

Question 7

Mary, who is 73 years old, has gray hair.

In the above sentence, which parts are the Main Clause?

Answer 7

Main Clause = Mary has gray hair.

Question 8

Mary, who is 73 years old, has gray hair.

In the above sentence, which part is the Subordinate Clause?

Answer 8

Subordinate Clause = Who is 73 years old.

Question 9

What is a semi colon?

Answer 9

Semi colon = ;

Question 10

What does a semi colon do?

Answer 10

A semi colon joins two seperate sentences together. The sentences MUST be related.

Question 11

What can a semi colon replace?

Answer 11

A semi colon can replace a full stop - A semi colon joins two sentences together while a full stop seperates them.

Question 12

What can a semi colon NOT replace?

Answer 12

A semi colon cannot replace a comma - A comma seperates ONE sentence into two or more parts.

Question 13

What can you talk about in a Language + Presentation question?

Answer 13

[1] Title/Heading and Subheading
[2] Pictures
[3] References
[4] Italics or Bold
[5] Quotes
[6] Captions
[7] Logo
[8] Slogan
[9] Different Fonts
[10] Bullet points/Numbered points
[11] Exert
[12] Cartoons
[13] Puns

Question 14

How many pieces of evidence should you have?

Answer 14

5 Pieces of evidence.

Question 15

How many pieces of evidence should be related to the Presentation?

Answer 15

3 of the 5 pieces of evidence should be related to the Presentation.

Question 16

How many pieces of evidence should be related to the Language?

Answer 16

2 of the 5 pieces of evidence should be related to the Language.

Question 17

What are the Golden 5 to Analyse?

Answer 17

[1] Pin to the question
[2] Key words
[3] Writer's Intentions
[4] Effect on the reader
[5] 5 Points - 2 Language + 3 Presentation

Question 18

What is an Oxymoron?

Answer 18

The placing of two contradicting words together (E.g. Sweet + Sorrow).

Question 19

What is a Metaphor?

Answer 19

When something is said to be something it literally cannot be (E.g. Your tongue is a red hot poker).

Question 20

What is a Simile?

Answer 20

Making a comparison using the words ‘Like’ or ‘As’ (E.g. Your tongue is like a red hot poker).

Question 21

What is a hyperbole?

Answer 21

An exaggerated statement which is not to be taken literally (E.g. I’ve told you a million times).

Question 22

What is Personification?

Answer 22

Giving human qualities or characteristics to a non-human or inanimate object (E.g. The headlights on my car stared moodily at the road ahead).

Question 23

What is Emotive Language?

Answer 23

Language which provokes a strong feeling.

Question 24

What is Juxtapostion?

Answer 24

Comparing or placing two contrasting ideas, themes of images close together (E.g. The poignant misery of dawn begins to grow).