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AFOREST
Anaphora
Allusion
Alliteration
I have a dream that one day…I have a dream that my four little children… I have a dream today!
Anaphora (Repeating specific phrases and changing the next part of the phrase)
Bob Dylan’s “Highway 61 Revisited” song starts with
Allusion (A popular reference)
The fair breeze blew, the white foam flew
Alliteration (Repetition of the first letter of a word)
AFOREST
Facts
AFOREST
Oxymoron
Opinion
O brawling love! O loving hate!
Oxymoron (two words or phrases used together that have, or seem to have, opposite meanings)
AFOREST
Repetition
Rhetorical question
AFOREST
Exageration (Hyperbole)
Emotive language
AFOREST
Simile
Sibillance
Symbolism
Statistics
AFOREST
Triplets (Rule of three)
Infographic
Visual texts designed to summarise and present complex information, knowledge and data.
Infographic (Key qualities)
Simplification
Illustration
Multimodal
Infographic (Audience)
Wide of an audience as possible
look out for technical language that might indicate a niche audience
Infographic (Purpose of simplification)
Simplify complex knowledge or data. Look out for all kinds of simplification techniques including summary, bullet points, images with captions and more.
Infographic (Illustrations)
Icons are used to simplify images and symbolise certain ideas from the text.
Infographic (Copy)
Multimodal, meaning there will be some writing included.
headlines,
labels
snippets (brief chunks of text)
Infographic (Structure)
Little visual narratives that tell a simple story
sequence of events text specific techniques (side-panels, box-outs, arrows… and all sorts besides.)
Infographic (Design)
Supposed to be eye-catching.
Colour
typography
font and other design features
combine to help you get information and also engage your interest