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Unseen Analysis – Magazine Revision Quiz
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1. How many marks is it worth?
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2. How long do we have? 1 hr 30 mins in total:
30 minutes treatment time to take notes 1 hour to use the notes to write the essay
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3. Which 2 Key Aspects must you analyse?
Categories Language
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4. How many categories are we required to analyse to pass?
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5. Which Categories do we want to cover in Unseen Analysis
Medium Form Genre Purpose Tone
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6. What do we cover in Language
Technical Codes Cultural Codes Anchorage And their connotations
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7. Which two ways can we structure our response?
A section on Categories then a section on Language Use the Categories we will write about as a framework and integrate media language (t & c codes and anchorage) where appropriate.
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8. Who is the target audience for such a magazine?
Demographic – yr old males Socio-economic – A to C1 group Psychographic - Serious fans of the sport/ thrill seekers/ adrenaline junkies
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9. What is the medium of the text?
Print
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10. How do we know this? Words and images on a page
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11. What is the form of the text?
Magazine front cover
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12. How do we know this Skyline Masthead Main image Main coverline
Coverlines Barcode line Puffs Dateline A4 size
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13. Which genre will the magazine be in
Consumer magazine Special interest (extreme sport)
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14. How will we know it is a consumer magazine
USPs Puffs Bright Colours Glossy paper quality Informal Tone
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15. How will we know it is special interest?
Single activity in main image All of the enigmas created are about the one activity Jargon/technical language
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16. What is the mode of address
Conversational (assumes a high degree of knowledge of the activity in its readership)
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17. Which tones are created?
Informal Exciting/thrilling/dangerous…
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18. How is an informal tone created?
Sans serif font Abbreviations Slang/colloquial terms/Contractions
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19. Why would an informal tone appeal to the target audience
Has connotations of youth, modernity, freshness, edginess that are how they want feel/be thought of.
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20. How is an exciting/dangerous tone created through cultural codes?
Scenery/setting Rough terrain Steep cliffs Jaggy rocks Angle Suggestion of speed
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21. Which technical codes can help create exciting/dangerous tone?
Long camera shot
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22. What cultural codes could connote speed?
Angle Dust coming up Blurred background Concentrated expression
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23. Which technical codes help to convey speed?
Low/ground level camera angle
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24. What is the main purpose of a magazine front cover?
To persuade (target audience to buy it)
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25. What other purposes could it have
To inform To persuade To profit
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26. What are the informative elements
Coverlines Price Date/issue
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27. What are the persuasive features ?
U.S.Ps (Unique selling propositions) Puffs Exclusives Enigmas Aspirational model
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28. How is persuasive information prioritised
Puffs Skyline Contrasting colours Caps Font type/size
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29. Which cultural/technical codes should I comment on in relation to the model?
Expensive/latest equipment Colour of outfit same as masthead Physical condition Lighting source/what it lights up Facial expression Skills/competence Attitude Size in image Text wrapped around him Overlaps other features
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30. What possible examples of polysemy are there
He is about to crash/fall off He is struggling He is last in a race He is lost
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31. What anchors the preferred reading
Facial expression Body position/posture
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32. How is it marked? 10 marks for Categories 10 marks for language
So I must cover both as fully as possible
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Good Luck
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