AIC General Flashcards

(12 cards)

1
Q

What type of text is AIC?

A

A didactic text

(Teaches audience morals)

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2
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Syncretic list

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Uses ‘and’ between words in list (e.g. fire and blood and anguish) = emphasis

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3
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Asyndetic list

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Uses ONLY commas = quickens pace

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4
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Microcosm

A

something small representing something larger

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5
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Emblematic of… / the emblem of…

A

symbolises…

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6
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Epitome

A

perfect example of

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7
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Allegory

A

hidden moral message

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8
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Foil

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Opposite to someone else

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9
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Mirror

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Reflects someone/something else

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10
Q

Writer’s intentions

CAMP ICE

A

Use 1x CAMP & as many as possible of ICE

  • Cautionary tale - warning
  • Allegorical novella - deeper meaning
  • Motif - recurring image/ symbol
  • Political diatribe - comments on politics
  • Illuminate (the idea of…)
  • Criticise
  • Educate (the audience of….)
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11
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RAD

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12
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Essay structure

PETAETACWL x 3

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Point: a word/phrase from question + your own point
Evidence: embed it in
Technique: as many as possible
Analysis: what (what does the technique do? How, this shows…, why
Technique: use one provided by Lightup
Analysis: what (RAD = Represent, Amplify, Develop).
Context: state relevant context, link to your ideas
WOW: higher level context, link to your ideas
Writer’s Intentions: what was the writer’s aim?

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