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    The document provides a framework for analyzing texts by breaking them down into their key components. It outlines 6 paragraphs to discuss in a textual analysis: 1) Introduction, 2) Audience and Purpose, 3) Content and Theme, 4) Tone and Mood, 5) Use of Literary Devices, and 6) Structure. Each paragraph has specific elements to identify such as the thesis, uniqueness, target audience, tone justified with evidence, and types of literary devices employed. The overall framework guides the reader to fully analyze a text through examining its fundamental parts in the given paragraphs.

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    Guide for English Paper 1

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    The document provides a framework for analyzing texts by breaking them down into their key components. It outlines 6 paragraphs to discuss in a textual analysis: 1) Introduction, 2) Audience and Purpose, 3) Content and Theme, 4) Tone and Mood, 5) Use of Literary Devices, and 6) Structure. Each paragraph has specific elements to identify such as the thesis, uniqueness, target audience, tone justified with evidence, and types of literary devices employed. The overall framework guides the reader to fully analyze a text through examining its fundamental parts in the given paragraphs.

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    LL- PARAGRAPHING - SL

    TEXTUAL ANALYSIS 5th PARAGRAPH 7th


    3rd PARAGRAPH
    PARAGRAPH
    Use of literary devices
    Content and Theme
    1ST PARAGRAPH No Conclusion
    Key Ideas or - Appeal – ethos/pathos/ logos
    Summary evidence
     Identify the convention- text , blog, advert: Basic ideas - Allusion Justify - Justify the
    (20 lines) required
    (celebrity, brand name , tag)- opinion column, - Parallelism introduction
    Movement (action; development of Character, Show
    ideas - Simile - How have you
    newspaper clipping(newsworthiness, Evidence,
    - Metaphor
    sensationalism), poster, Explain explained the
    - Personification
     Justify identification (PEEL) whole text?
    - Name-calling
    4th PARAGRAPH - Through
     Thesis statement - Hyperphora
    Anecdote Show devices,
     Uniqueness of the given extract Tone and Mood
    -
    - Antithesis variety in diction, the
    - Jargon your stylistic
    - Alliteration response convention
    Identify the Tone will
    - Imagery etc)
    tone (justify lead to the
    2nd PARAGRAPH - Anti-climax
    with evidence) mood - Restate the
    - Diction - Juxtaposition
    Audience and Purpose thesis
    - Vocabulary Justify with
     Inform - Prases evidence
     educate - Visuals
    Target 6th PARAGRAPH
     warn - Statistics
    audience
     entertain - Title Structure
    (Justify evidence)
     persuade
     convince - Combination of text/ graphics
     discuss - Philosophical - Informative - Statistics
     narrate - Didactic - Instructional
    - Title
     express - Preachy - Objective
    - Captions
    opinion
    TONE - Sad - Copy
    - Depressed - Font
    - Sarcastic - Typography
    - Critical - Exuberant
    - Happy/Joyful - Headline
    - Satirical
    - Opinionated - Witty - By-line
    - Sceptical - Excited - Date
    - Acidic - Humorous

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