Written Persuasive Texts (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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What editorials represent

Official opinion of newspaper/magazine

News article perspective

Third-person (objective, not 'I' or 'we')

Opinion pieces vs editorials: whose views

Opinion: individual; Editorial: institutional

Letters to editor word limit

100-150 words

Blog post typical word count

700-1000 words

Editorials' collective voice pronoun

'We' and 'our' (first-person plural)

Primary purpose of reviews

Critical assessment/quality evaluation

How bias emerges in news articles

Presentation, headlines, structure, quote selection

Online comments key features

Brief, informal, rapid response

'Crime wave' vs 'increase in incidents'

Emotive vs neutral language showing bias

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