Conclusions: transactional (Edexcel GCSE English Language): Quizzes
📚Quizzes
Practise the questions
12 questions from this quiz
ShowHide
Practise the questions
12 questions from this quiz
Which formats are examples of transactional writing?
Which formats are examples of transactional writing?
Letters, articles, speeches & leaflets
What is the critical rule about introducing ideas in a conclusion?
What is the critical rule about introducing ideas in a conclusion?
Never introduce completely new ideas
What do readers often remember most about a piece of writing?
What do readers often remember most about a piece of writing?
The conclusion
What does ending with vivid imagery create for readers?
What does ending with vivid imagery create for readers?
A powerful mental picture
What does a warning conclusion create in readers?
What does a warning conclusion create in readers?
Urgency & personal responsibility
How does ending on a positive note make readers feel?
How does ending on a positive note make readers feel?
Hopeful & motivated
What do thought-provoking questions force readers to do?
What do thought-provoking questions force readers to do?
Actively think about the issues raised
What does referring back to your introduction create?
What does referring back to your introduction create?
A circular structure & completeness
What does a call to action transform readers into?
What does a call to action transform readers into?
Active participants from passive ones
What should you consider when choosing a conclusion technique?
What should you consider when choosing a conclusion technique?
Audience, purpose & tone
How should conclusions treat your main points?
How should conclusions treat your main points?
Synthesise them in a fresh way
Why do questions have particular power in conclusions?
Why do questions have particular power in conclusions?
They make readers active participants