When is you exam?
Week 9 Exam Block
What type of language do I need to use for this assessment?
Objective 1
Explain representations of identities, places, events and concepts in work-related texts
Is the Title of an article a LF or a TS?
Text Structure
What is your English teachers last name AND staffroom location?
Maver - L Block
What is Unit 1 Topic 1 called?
Let's Get to Work!
Young people entering the workforce
Objective 2
Explain the ways cultural assumptions, attitudes, values and beliefs underpin work-related texts and influence meaning
Is the use of figurative language a LF or TS?
LF
Who is the Prime Minister of the UK?
Rishi Sunak
200-300 words per stimulus
What is the purpose of your assessment?
To explain how LF and TS shape meaning and position audience to view workplace health and safety as important
Objective 3
Explain how language features and text structures shape meaning in work-related texts and invite particular responses
Camera angles - LF or TS?
Language Feature
Which film won a Golden Globe for Best Picture this year?
Oppenheimer
What are the two stimulus and which one is seen?
There is one visual and one text stimulus. The visual is seen and the text is unseen.
Verbatim - the definition for audience
Our intended recipient of our text
Objective 4
Select and use subject matter to support perspective
Name two visual language features (that is not the answer to prior question
Framing
Camera angles
design elements (graphics, shading, font, size)
Body language
Facial Expressions
Emojis
Figurative language
Dialogue
Music and Sound Effects
Who sings the song Murder on the Dancefloor?
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Do I need to pass to continue school?
No, but if you fail you will need to ensure a minimum C is achieved in Unit 1 Topic 2 to continue
Verbatim - definition of purpose - hint, there are 5 things
Sell/hire/report/entertain or inform
Objective 5
Use language features to achieve particular purpose across modes
Name two written text structures
Layout (headlines, by-lines, bullet points)
Topic Sentence
Sequencing (organisation, three body arguments in persuasive texts, flashbacks/forwards)
Paragraphing (length, introduction and concluding paragraph)
Genre
Paragraph structure (cause/effect problem/solution compare/contrast)
What is the largest fish?
Whale Shark