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Re-read the specified lines.\u003Cbr>2. Copy 4 facts: do not infer.\u003Cbr>4 marks – 5 minutes |  |  |  | o Focus on facts, not inference or analysis\u003Cbr>o You can quote the text |  |  |\n| 2: analyse language | Read lines…to   How does the writer use language to present…?\u003Cbr>1. Re-read the specified lines.\u003Cbr>2. Highlight or underline 3 quotations relevant to the question. You can quickly annotate.\u003Cbr>3. Write 3 PEEA paragraphs responding to the question.\u003Cbr>8 marks – 10 minutes | 1. Adjective: describes a noun\u003Cbr>2. Adverb: describes a verb\u003Cbr>3. Alliteration: words start with same sound\u003Cbr>4. Allusion: reference to another text or event\u003Cbr>5. Colloquial language: informal language\u003Cbr>6. Euphemism: replacing an offensive phrase with milder words\u003Cbr>7. Hyperbole: over-exaggeration\u003Cbr>8. Imagery: visual language\u003Cbr>9. Imperative verb: command\u003Cbr>10. Juxtaposition: contrasting ideas\u003Cbr>11. Metaphor: comparison | 12. Modal verb: shows possibility e.g. could, might\u003Cbr>13. Onomatopoeia: words which sound like what they describe e.g. boom\u003Cbr>14. Oxymoron: combines contradictory terms e.g. a minor crisis\u003Cbr>15. Pathetic fallacy: using the weather to set the emotion or mood\u003Cbr>16. Personification: giving an object human characteristics\u003Cbr>17. Semantic field: group of words with similar connotations\u003Cbr>18. Sibilance: repetition of “s” sound\u003Cbr>19. Simile: comparison using “like” or “as”\u003Cbr>20. Symbolism: image represents an idea\u003Cbr>21. Triple: list of three\u003Cbr>22. Verb: action word |  | Point\u003Cbr>o Respond directly to the Q using precise vocabulary\u003Cbr>o Use “in order to” to address key concepts\u003Cbr>Evidence\u003Cbr>o Select precise evidence\u003Cbr>o Embed fluently in a sentence\u003Cbr>Explain / analyse\u003Cbr>o What do the words suggest, imply or symbolise?\u003Cbr>o Explore more than one word, idea or interpretation\u003Cbr>o Use subject terminology | The writer portrays … as … in order to suggest that…\u003Cbr>This is clear when we read “…”Evidence of this is “…”\u003Cbr>This means that...\u003Cbr>We learn that…\u003Cbr>The writer communicates that… The word / language device suggests / conveys…\u003Cbr>This indicates that… In addition, the word / language device is used because…\u003Cbr>This reinforces the idea that… |  |\n| 3: analyse structure | Use the whole source. How does the writer structure the text ~~to interest you as areader~~?\u003Cbr>1. 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