Reading Section
- Created by: Sophie :)
- Created on: 04-11-12 15:08
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- Reading Section
- Non-Fiction text types can include..
- News report, Reference book, Real-life magazine story, Product information, Business letter, Advertisement, Diary, Guide book, Instruction manual, Travel review
- Facts and Opinions
- An opinion is someone's belief
- A fact can be proven - they must be true. Facts are powerful they can be used to inform, convince or persuade
- ALWAYS comment on the language used! The following vocabulary might be helpful
- anecdote, ironic, descriptive, puns, fact, scientific, humorous, technical, informative
- Anecdote - a short entertaining true story
- Pun - a word with more than one meaning
- Ironic - opposite to what you mean
- interesting, colloquial, opinion, emotive, rhetorical devices, formal, ambiguous, informal, factual
- Colloquial - used in ordinary conversation
- Ambiguous - having more than one meaning
- bias, narrative, dull, repetiton, first person, serious, impersonal, third person,
- anecdote, ironic, descriptive, puns, fact, scientific, humorous, technical, informative
- Non-Fiction text types can include..
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