Free SACE Year 11 English Flashcard Review
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How does an idea differ from a topic?
A topic names an area; an idea makes a proposition about it.
What should a claim about context rely on?
Supplied or established circumstances, not invented background.
Why distinguish narrator and author?
A created speaker can hold beliefs the author invites readers to question.
What is juxtaposition?
Placing details beside each other to highlight a relationship or contrast.
What can nominalisation background?
The person responsible for an action.
What makes evidence integrated?
A quotation or detail fits grammatically into the writer’s reasoning.
How can navigation shape participation?
Prominent buttons encourage actions; hidden links add friction.
What is an analogy?
A developed comparison used to explain or argue.
How should reader effects be expressed?
As supported invitations or possibilities, not guaranteed reactions.
What distinguishes tone and register?
Tone is suggested attitude; register is the kind and level of formality.
What can sound contribute?
Its volume, timing and silence can focus attention and suggest meaning.
What makes a conclusion defensible?
It synthesises claims established through evidence and recognises relevant limits.
What belongs in a creative brief?
Purpose, audience, context, form and intended response.
How does purpose guide selection?
Include details that help achieve the intended response.
Why choose a speech?
Direct address and vocal emphasis can build a relationship with listeners.
What constructs voice?
Vocabulary, rhythm, perspective and selected detail.
What is tone?
The attitude towards audience or subject.
How can a convention be experimented with?
Change sequencing or format to produce a deliberate effect.
What makes a transformation original?
It develops a source theme or technique through substantially new circumstances and meaning.
Why rehearse aloud?
To test listening clarity, pacing and transitions.