English HT3 Flashcards
(27 cards)
What is a class?
a group of people within society who have
the same economic and social position
What is poverty?
the condition of being extremely poor:
what is Victorian?
belonging to, made in, or living in
the time when queen victoria
was queen of Great Britain(1837-1901)
What is juvenile?
relating to a young person who is
not yet old enough to be considered an adult.
What is responsibilities?
a thing which one is required to
do as part of a job, role, or legal obligation.
What is rights?
a moral or legal entitlement to have or do
something.
What is exploitation?
the action or fact of treating
someone unfairly in order to benefit from their
work.
What is government?
the group of people with the
authority to govern a country or state.
What is campaign?
an organised course of action to
achieve a goal.
What is education?
the process of receiving systematic
instruction, especially at a school or university.
What is standard English?
Formal spelling, punctuation and grammar
What is paralinguistic features?
body language,
geasture, expression, tone, pitch and volume
What is predict?
Combine prior knowledge with ideas gathered, to consider expectations
What is clarify?
identify unfamiliar concepts, making corrections.
What is a question?
monitor understanding, providing a context for deeper exploration and meaning construction
What is summarise?
Organise main and important ideas
What is infer?
Use evidence and reasoning to draw conclusions
What is form?
How and where the writing will appear;type
What is audience?
Who the writing is designed for; individual or group
What is purpose?
Why the text has been written
What is reading?
Skimming, scanning, independent research
What is writing?
range of long and short sentences; varied sentence openers; precise connectives
what is spelling?
How words look; how words sound
Selecting evidence
Refer to the text, to support
