GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Writing: Forms of Writing: Non-Fiction Part 1 - Explained

The video tutorial provides an overview of different nonfiction forms, including articles, reports, and guides. It discusses the purpose and viewpoint in writing, emphasizing the importance of tailoring content to the audience. The tutorial offers techniques for effective writing, such as using formal language, structuring content, and employing various writing techniques to engage readers. Specific guidelines for writing articles, reports, and guides are provided, highlighting the importance of purpose, viewpoint, and language use.

Which of the following is NOT a form of nonfiction writing mentioned in the video?

• Poem

• Report

• Article

• Guide

What is the primary purpose of a guide according to the video?

• To narrate

• To persuade

• To instruct

• To entertain

When planning a nonfiction task, which element is NOT mentioned as crucial?

• Form

• Audience

• Purpose

• Font style

What should you focus on when writing an article for your GCSE?

• The content of the article

• The design of the article

• The length of the article

• The color scheme of the article

Which technique is suggested for engaging readers at the beginning of an article?

• Starting with a surprising fact

• Including a lengthy introduction

• Using a passive voice

• Using a complex sentence

In a report, what is the purpose of using the 5W's?

• To add humor

• To introduce the subject clearly

• To confuse the reader

• To create suspense

What is a key feature of writing a guide?

• Using complex vocabulary

• Maintaining a consistent viewpoint

• Using only past tense

• Avoiding any instructions