Free WACE Year 11 English ATAR Flashcard Review
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What is production context?
The circumstances of creation and publication, including producer, occasion and institution.
What is reception context?
The circumstances of an audience encountering and interpreting a text.
How do you support a contextual inference?
Connect supplied circumstances and precise textual evidence; distinguish inference from fact.
What is register?
Language choices suited to a social situation or relationship.
What is an imperative?
A grammatical form that directs action, such as Bring your bike.
What does modality describe?
Degrees of certainty, possibility and obligation, such as might or must.
What is a mode?
A meaning-making resource such as writing, speech or image.
How can a pause button influence response?
It gives users control over pace, supporting inspection or learning.
How do you evaluate a mode?
Judge its benefits and limitations for a specified audience and purpose.
Can a text have multiple purposes?
Yes: a notice may provide information while reassuring its audience.
Why distinguish intended and actual audiences?
A text can circulate beyond its planned audience and be interpreted with different knowledge.
What makes a synthesis analytical?
It explains how purpose, audience and context interact through particular choices.
What makes analysis different from identification?
Analysis explains how a choice contributes to meaning, rather than only naming it.
What is a perspective?
A particular way of viewing an idea or experience.
Name a narrative convention.
Restricted narration limits what readers know to a particular viewpoint.
How can an ending shape meaning?
Its final emphasis can resolve, complicate or leave an issue open.
What often structures an interpretive reflection?
Movement from an experience to reconsideration of its significance.
What can a persuasive imperative do?
Make a requested action prominent and urgent.
How does register relate to textual analysis?
The level and kind of language associated with a context or relationship.
How should an idiom be analysed?
Explain its nonliteral meaning, associations and suitability for its audience and purpose.