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This text uses language features to help inform readers about  \ntransport developments.  \nFor each language feature below, give an example from the text.  \n1. direct address  \n2. emotive language  \n3. rule of three  \n4. technical language / jargon  \n5. hyperbole  \n6. metaphor  \n7. abbreviation  \n8. modal verbs  \n9. alliteration","cbCaip8q6vVBu9zL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip8q6vVBu9zL","pdf",322875,"English","# Functional Skills English Reading Assessment\n## Language Feature Identification Tasks","[{\"question\":\"What is the primary objective of this assessment exercise?\",\"answer\":\"The primary objective is to test a student's ability to identify and provide examples of specific language features within a provided text about transport developments.\"},{\"question\":\"Which specific language features are students asked to locate?\",\"answer\":\"Students are required to find examples of direct address, emotive language, the rule of three, technical language, hyperbole, metaphor, abbreviations, modal verbs, and alliteration.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the target educational level for this assessment?\",\"answer\":\"This material is designed for Functional Skills English at Level 2.\"}]","Functional Skills English Level 2 - Reading Language Features - Sample Assessment | PDF",1792464279]