GCSE Secondary English Age 13-17 - Reading: Explicit Information and Ideas - Explained

The video tutorial explores how writers use explicit information to communicate ideas and engage readers. It discusses the writer's purpose, genre selection, and the structure of non-fiction texts like reports and advertisements. The tutorial also provides strategies for identifying explicit information in exams, emphasizing the importance of understanding the writer's intent and the text's explicit content.

How does a writer engage the reader's interest through detail?

What is meant by explicit information in a text?

How can a writer use explicit ideas to communicate with the reader?

What is the writer's purpose when creating a report?

Describe the characteristics of an effective advertisement.

What strategies should you use to answer questions about explicit information in a text?

What might a writer want you to do when they ask you to read between the lines?