RECAP

If you wanted the reader to be immersed in the character's world, you might use...

• Facts

• Opinions

• Sensory language

• Repetition

A nonfiction text will usually have...

• Facts and opinions

• Fictional features

• Sensory language

• A climax point

When you evaluate something, you...

• Explain it

• Give a summary of the key ideas

• Analyse the main themes in the text

• Explain what was successful and what could have been improved

How many marks do the evaluation questions have?

• 6

• 15

• 12

• 20

A complex sentence has...

• At least one subordinate clause (can't stand alone)

• Two or more independent clauses joined together by a connective word.

• A simple clause.

• One clause.

Which of these would be classed as structure?

• Simple sentence

• Sensory language

• Emotive language

• Adjectives

Which of these is a language feature?

• Direct Address

• Simple sentence

• Isolated line

• Compound sentence

If a writer wanted to persuade the audience, they might use...

• Sensory language

• Direct Address

• Descriptive language

• Adjectives

Paper 2 is...

• Nonfiction

• Fiction

Language that creates a visual picture in our minds is called...

• Sensory language

• Imagery

• Emotive language

• Fictional language