AICE Lang AS Midterm Review (copy)

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What are the key features of personal letters?

One specific person; placement of address; salutation/greeting (Dear_); body/message; closing (Sincerely).

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What is a diary primarily meant for?

It is usually private and meant for just the writer themselves, serving as a chronological record of experiences or events.

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What distinguishes travel writing?

It records a trip in descriptive writing; can be personal or aimed at a wider audience; includes details about a specific location and its culture.

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What is a biography?

A biography is a chronologically written account of someone else's life, presented in third person.

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Define autobiography.

An autobiography is a chronological account of one's own life written in first person.

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What is a memoir?

A memoir is a written account that focuses on specific experiences or events from one's own life with personal thoughts.

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What is the structure of a formal essay?

It has a formal structure including introduction, body, conclusion; presents clear evidence and strong logic.

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What are the features of scripted speeches?

They acknowledge the institution/context, use rhetorical devices like repetition, and are designed for listening rather than reading.

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What makes narrative writing unique?

It is presented as prose, poetry or drama; has a clear sense of action or direction and a deliberate perspective.

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What is the purpose of descriptive writing?

To use clear physical and sensory detail that immerses the audience in the time and place being described.

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What are common features of advertisements?

Headings, branding (logos, slogans), clear text (short paragraphs, bullet points), and large images.

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What is the primary function of editorials in journalism?

To present the official opinion of the publication.

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Describe the language style typically used in News Stories.

It varies by publication but is often neutral with complex sentences to convey information.

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What is the purpose of investigative journalism?

To provide in-depth information about a topical issue through objective analysis and evidence.

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What characterizes blog writing?

Posts on a central topic, written in first-person, chronological format, often allowing audience interaction.

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What defines the purpose of a text?

It is the writer's primary goal for creating the text, such as to inform, persuade, entertain, or critique.

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What does the context of a text influence?

It sets the tone and relevance, determining urgency and emotional climate.

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How does audience influence a text?

It dictates the register, formality, and complexity of language and structure.

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What is the difference between connotation and denotation?

Denotation is the literal meaning of a word, while connotation refers to the emotional associations tied to it.

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Define voice in writing.

The unique personality, style, and attitude of the writer as expressed through linguistic choices.

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What is tone in writing?

The writer's attitude towards the subject or audience, conveyed through word choice and sentence structure.

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What is the effect of using compound sentences?

They link closely related ideas with equal weight, suggesting balance between clauses.

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What impact does an imperative sentence have?

It establishes authority and a direct command, urging action from the audience.