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It is a form of mass media

-Print Media

What is a Brochure?

-a corporate marketing instrument to promote a product or service

What are the important features of a brochure?

-Compelling Image


-Purpose of the Brochure


-Contact Info


-Time and Date


-Call to Action

It persuaded the reader by presenting arguments

-Argumentative Text

What is the structure of an Argumentative text?

-Intro


-Body


-Conclusion

It is a form of written text that aims to convince the reader

-Persuasive Text

What are the Features of Persuasive Texts?

-Rhetorical Questions


-Emotive Language


-Facts and Statistics


-Repetition


-Modal Verbs and Adverbs

What is a Sonnet?

-one stanza


-14-line poem


-written in iambic pentameter

What are the 2 types of sonnet?

Shakespearean


-uses iambic pentameter


-10 syllables



Petrarchan


-Francesco Petrarch


-first 8 lines: octet (abba-abba-cdc-dcd)


-remaining 6 lines: sestet

It encompasses a highly emotional story that is written in verse and meant to be recited

-Dramatic Poetry

What are the 3 types of Dramatic Poetry?

-Closet Drama (read)


-Dramatic Monologue (conveys message through character)


-Rhyme Verse (utilizes rhymes)


It is a short scene that captures a single moment

-Vignette

It tends to be less complex than novels and it focuses on only one incident

-Short Story

What are the elements of a short story?

-Character


-Setting


-Plot


-Conflict


-Theme

It is a small booklet or leaflet containing info about a single topic

-Pamphlet

What are the contents of a pamphlet?

-Headline


-Main Copy ()Purpose


-Images, graphics, icons, charts


-Contact Info


-Call to Action

It is the act of transferring info from one place to another

-Communication

What is the root word of communication?

-Latin: Communicare = to share/to make common

It is a communicating style that is often used with family, friends, and loved ones

-Intimate Communication

He is a romantic period writer who is known to write poems that are rich in figures of speech

-John Keats

What are the 3 Figures of Speech?

-Imagery
-Allegory
-Symbolism
What is Imagery?
-helps the reader visualize a literary text

It is used to express the meaning of a greater, often abstract concept through an object or idea used in a literary work

-Allegory

It is represented by an object, a character, or an element in a prose or poem

-Symbolism

It is any type of publication that is published periodically

-Periodicals

Why are periodicals often the best source for research?

-recent info
-info about a specific topic

-info on local issues

Why periodicals?

-covers events more quickly and concisely
-usually about specific topics

-more likely to cover local or state topics

What are the 4 periodical groups?

-Scholarly Journals
-Magazines
-Trade Publications
-Newsletters/Newspapers

It is a genre of literature that expresses ideas, feelings, or tells a story in a specific form

-Poetry
It is written or spoken in its ordinary form

-Prose

It is a personal type of conversation you also use with friends and family members

-Casual Communicative Style

What are the features of Casual Communicative Style?
-Jokes and Humor
-Slang language
-Informal abbreviation
-Speaker allows the listener to interrupt