1. TECHIQUE REVISION: UNSEEN PAPER

2. mETAPHOR
COMPARISION – WHEN ONE THING IS COMPARED TO SOMETHING. WHEN YOU SAY SOMETHING IS SOMETHING ELSE.
Eg – Breaking the horse, Breaking Brett. -

3. symbolism ******* When something stands for something else. Sun = hope
Birds = freedom
Apple = temptation

4. Emotive language
***** - positive or negative
Strong ideas attached to particular words, that elicit an emotional response.
Hell
My dog died
Wedding Day

5. Negative / positive connotations
= Linked to emotive language.
I’m going to Disneyland –
Disneyland has positive connotations attached to it.
The whole sentence could be emotive, as it shows the joy of a small child excitedly delivering the sentence.

6. humour Something funny, it will make you laugh.
The composer is using humour… (but why?)
Make light of an issue, or to engage with an audience.

7. Direct quotations
“When something is in speech marks – direct speech” – Emma.
Political Speech – quote Tony Abbott – AUTHORITY.
Science – quote Einstein – AUTHORITY.
Giving an accurate point of view.
AUTHENTIC?

8. REPETITION The same word, or same idea repeated throughout a text.
- CHANGE –
Shows the audience that it is an important idea.

9. MODALITY ***** Strength of the language used –
High modality = high certainty
Low modality = low certainty
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High modality = positive ideas around change, change will occur.
Low modality = may indicate hesitation to change, indifference to change.
Strong language or wishy washy?

10. Visual texts

11. humour
Something funny; something that engages the audience and allows them to engage with the issues in a text because they are connected to it.

12. Body language
In a visual text, look at how people are standing, sitting, doing whatever it is they’re doing.

13. colour Colour symbolism – Black and white – ABSENCE OF COLOUR.
- Revealing attitudes about change.

14. font
Look at the font – what does it reveal? What ideas are attached to it – this may reveal feelings.
- Size of font as well is important.
What ideas are attached to this font?

15. symbolism
Where something stands for something else –
See other slide.