Key Words 3.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? English Language & LiteratureASAQA Created by: ZoooooooooeCreated on: 02-05-13 15:01 Strong Expostulations Strong swear words 1 of 36 Colloquial Lexis Text contains lots of colloquialisms and slang. 2 of 36 Evaluative Lexis Lots of words that analyse how good or bad things are. 3 of 36 Tag Questions Tagged onto the end of a sentence e.g. 'Don't you?' 4 of 36 Multiple Modality Mixing fact with opinions, personal beliefs. 5 of 36 Reduplications Part or sound in a word is repeated. 6 of 36 Figurative Language Goes beyond literal meaning for new insights or effect. E.g. metaphors. 7 of 36 Dialect The words somebody uses, dependent on where they are from. 8 of 36 Prefix Affix added at the start of a word to change the word E.g. un-kind. 9 of 36 Compound sentence 2 or more independent clauses, joined by a connective. 10 of 36 Complex sentence 1 main clause and a subordinate clause. 11 of 36 Imperatives Gives instruction. 12 of 36 Ellision The joining of two words e.g. Going to- gonna. 13 of 36 Ellipsis Omission of part of grammatical structure. 14 of 36 Idioms Everyday phrases that do not make sense literally. 15 of 36 Anthropomorphism An animal being described as having human qualities. 16 of 36 Amelioration Change of the meaning of a word from bad to good. 17 of 36 Satire Serious topic in a mocking tone. 18 of 36 Irony A writer says something but means something else. 19 of 36 What does GAP split into? Form and structure, audience and purpose. 20 of 36 Allusions Reference to texts outside this one. 21 of 36 Grand Phrases Fancy terms. 22 of 36 Form Refers to shape or layout. 23 of 36 Structure The way topics and ideas are arranged. Develops tension and shapes meaning. Things are revealed when the writer wants them to be. 24 of 36 Context of reception How the audience first reacted when it was released, what was going on at the time. 25 of 36 Context of production What was going on during the time the writer was wrtiing to help shape the text. Every writer is a product of their context. 26 of 36 Transactional talk Conversations, one topic, built on transaction taking place. 27 of 36 Phatic talk Relationship building. 28 of 36 Context dependant Word choice effected by surrounding/ context. 29 of 36 Agenda setting agreeing what is about to be spoken about. 30 of 36 Anti-thesis The placing of opposite meanings together. 31 of 36 Assonence the repetition of vowel sounds. 32 of 36 Syntax The arrangement of words to show relationship of meanings within the sentence. 33 of 36 Collocation Writers tendency to place certain words in close proximity to each other, highly dependent on context. 34 of 36 Humour: Blue and Black Sexual and morbid. 35 of 36 Parody Exaggerates certain features for comedic effect. 36 of 36
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