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What is a Diary?

An informal, first-person account of events, opinions, or ideas in a character's or author's life.

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Characteristics of a Diary

Written in first person, chronological order, informal style, includes the date, personal content, varying syntax, no persuasive agenda.

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Typical Literary Techniques in a Diary

Emotionally charged language, descriptive language, imagery, appeals to the reader, action verbs, biased opinions.

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Sample Structure of a Diary

Includes date and informal greeting (e.g., 'Dear Diary'), expresses personal feelings on daily events, uses descriptive language, concludes with a personal sign-off.

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What is a News Story?

A factual account of a newsworthy event, showing all sides of the issue.

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Characteristics of a News Story

Headline (4-5 words), byline, lead (answers the 5 W's), nutgraph, quotes from credible sources, written in past tense, third person.

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Typical Literary Techniques in News Stories

Imagery, alliteration, irony, facts and statistics, multiple perspectives through quotes.

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Difference Between Newspaper Articles and Investigative Journalism

Newspaper articles report current events quickly; investigative journalism involves in-depth research and exposing wrongdoing.

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What is an Article (Magazine)?

A piece written on various topics based on research and comments, typically accompanied by photographs.

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Characteristics of a Magazine Article

Wide range of topics, easy to read, non-technical language, may have commercial purpose, tied to current events.

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Typical Literary Techniques in Articles

Imagery, rhetorical questions, personification, similes, metaphors, theme, consistent tone.

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What is a Biography?

A detailed account of someone's life written by another person.

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Characteristics of a Biography

Factual information, reliable sources, covers important life events, written in chronological order.

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Typical Literary Techniques in Biographies

Third-person point of view, characterization, imagery, anecdotes, appeals to ethos.

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Difference Between Biographies and Autobiographies

Authorship, perspective, scope, control over content, and audience appeal.

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What is a Blog?

Regularly updated website with discussions on any topic, often informal.

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Characteristics of a Blog

Main focus, consistent posting, defined audience, images, reverse chronological order.

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Typical Literary Techniques in Blogs

First-person point of view, short paragraphs, informal style.

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Characteristics of a Podcast/Voiceover Script

Conversational style, defined tone, consistency, and emphasis through italics or bold.

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How to Write a Podcast/Voiceover Script

Structure includes main topics, segment duration, key points, and closing remarks.

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What is a Speech?

Formal spoken presentation for persuasive or informative purposes.

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Characteristics of a Speech

Formal language, orderly organization, varying topics, attention grabber.

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Typical Literary Techniques in Speeches

Allusions, rule of three, repetition, imagery, rhetorical questions.

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How to Write a Speech

Engaging introduction, clear topic sentences, informal language, varied punctuation.

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What are Editorials?

Opinion pieces expressing the collective opinion of a publication on issues.

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Characteristics of Editorials

Influences public opinion, covers various topics, expresses firm opinion.

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Four Types of Editorials

Explain, criticize, persuade, and praise.

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How to Write an Editorial

Choose a topical event, collect credible data, present and refute opposition, conclude effectively.

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What is a Critical Review?

Broad coverage of a subject, current, relevant, with quotes and organized structure.

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Literary Techniques in Reviews

Allusion, analogy, imagery, rhetorical questions, evaluative vocabulary.

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What is Travel Writing?

Captures travel experiences in narrative form.

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Characteristics of Travel Writing

Descriptive language, personal perspective, engaging stories, cultural exploration.

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Typical Literary Techniques in Travel Writing

Sensory details, reflections, sense of adventure, authenticity.

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What is Advertising?

Marketing designed to inform and motivate, changing perceptions or behaviors.

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Characteristics of Advertising

Short, visually attractive, highlights benefits, establishes an image.

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Typical Literary Techniques in Advertising

Rhetorical questions, imperatives, hyperbole, appeals to ethos, pathos, logos.

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What are Brochures and Leaflets?

Marketing materials with specific structures and characteristics.

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Characteristics of Brochures

Eye-catching headings, categorical organization, persuasive language.

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What is a Business Letter?

Correspondence typically exchanged between companies or organizations.

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Characteristics of a Business Letter

Includes date, signature, formal opening, brief paragraphs, and a sign-off.

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Characteristics of Personal Letters

Informal language, personal ties,