Engaging the reader

How the author engages the reader is always tested in Paper 2, Question...

• 1

• 4

• 7

• 3

To answer P2, Q3, you have to use the PEDEL method... but what does each letter stand for?

• Point

• Evidence

• Develop

• Explore

• Link

Paper 2 Question three is a​ (a)   question meaning you have write three paragraphs, focusing each one on the ​ (b)   ​ (c)   and ​ (d)   ​ of the extract

• whole text
• beginning
• middle
• end
• entire
• settings
• themes
• events

Engagement captures the reader's ​ (a)   for a specific ​ (b)   using ​ (c)   techniques

• attention
• purpose
• Language & Structure
• opinion
• feature

Does engagement have to be positive?

• Yes

• No

When an author writes a non fiction piece, they are looking for a response from their reader. What sorts of responses could they be looking for?

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Engaging your reader by using words such as "we, us, you" is a great way to get their attention and make them feel a part of something... but what is this language technique called?

• Short sentences

• Sensory Language

• Direct Address

• Alliteration

Match the statements as Facts, Stats, Rhetorical Question & Opinions

• Fact

• There have never been more children in poverty

• Rhetorical Question

• Did you know that 1 in 3 students get Free School Meals?

• Stat

• Young people have to fight for everything in this country, it's not fair!

• Opinion

• Isn't it terrible that so many young people struggle with money?

"It is thoroughly disgraceful & upsetting that the older cannot afford to keep warm this winter. Millions upon millions will freeze solid!" is an example of which language features? (pick two)

• Metaphor

• Hyperbole

• Emotive Language

• Compound Sentences

• Punctuation

You can't pass P2 Q3 by just talking about Language OR Structure features

• True

• False