Literature in English: Comparing Perspectives

Build confidence with comparing voice, viewpoint, character and thematic concerns. Strengthen comparative connectives through the Two Voices on Change reading task, then apply your learning in writing: Write a 250-word comparative response on how the two voices in “Two Voices on Change” present redevelopment differently.

Comparing voice, viewpoint, character and thematic concerns

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Word Cards

purposeTap to flip

the reason a text is created

Consider purpose when responding to this task.

audienceTap to flip

the people a text is designed for

Consider audience when responding to this task.

evidenceTap to flip

details that support a claim

Consider evidence when responding to this task.

registerTap to flip

the level of formality in language

Consider register when responding to this task.

justifyTap to flip

to give reasons that support a choice

In a Voices from the past task, use justify when you analyse imagery and implied values.

nuanceTap to flip

a small but important difference in meaning

In a Voices from the past task, use nuance when you analyse imagery and implied values.

coherentTap to flip

logical and easy to follow

In a Voices from the past task, use coherent when you analyse imagery and implied values.

implicationTap to flip

an idea suggested rather than directly stated

In a Voices from the past task, use implication when you analyse imagery and implied values.

Matching Game

Click a word, then click its matching definition.