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Own Words

Own Words Don’t quote Summarise using different words / phrases

Use of Language

Use of Language Word Choice Sentence structure Tone Imagery Sound techniques

Word Choice

Word Choice Quote a word or phrase Suggests… (explain connotations of word or phrase) Answer question if needed

Imagery

Imagery Quote a word or phrase Identify image (simile / metaphor /personification) Just as… so too… [explain the effect of the image] Answer question if needed

Sound Techniques

Sound Techniques Quote a word or phrase Identify technique (alliteration / onomatopoeia) Explain the effect of the technique Answer question if needed

Tone

Tone Name the tone (angry / formal / cheeky etc.) Quote the phrase that you are using as an example Explain why it is the tone you say

Sentence structure

Sentence structure Unusual punctuation Long sentences Short sentences Lists Minor sentences (without verbs) Inverted (backwards) word order Repetition Balanced sentences Rhetorical question Parallel structures Quote Name technique Explain

Effective Opening / Ending

Effective Opening / Ending Quote from opening (or ending) Explain how it links to the main part of the article Quote or summarise (in detail) from the section of the main part you mention

Link

Link Quote from before the link Quote the linking word (yet / but) Quote from after the link Explain how it links