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    Teacher Assessments this

    week (19.3.23) - areas of


    focus
    Reading
    - Simile, hyperbole, oxymoron, personification
    - Sibilance, alliteration, assonance, onomatopoeia
    - Effects of techniques
    - character/writer feelings
    - Effect on the reader
    - Inference
    - Building up emotions
    - Linking paragraphs and transitions
    - Dashes
    - Dramatic effect
    Alliteration Assonance Dash
    The repetition of the same The repetition of vowel Used to separate a
    letter or sound at the sounds in several words sentence where there is an
    beginning of words next to next to or close to each interruption that disrupts
    or close to each other. other. the flow.

    Onomatopoeia Oxymoron Hyperbole


    the formation of a word A two word phrase using Exaggeration for effect.
    from a sound associated two opposite words next to
    with what is named. each other.

    Personification Simile
    Giving human qualities to A comparison of one thing
    animals, objects or ideas. with another using ‘like’ or
    ‘as’; used to highlight a
    Sibilance particular quality.
    Repetition of the soft s/z
    sound.
    It’s all about the writer…and the effects!

    entices compares ponders focuses exposes echoes

    depicts accentuates undermines recounts symbolises


    alternates
    represents
    reveals asks foreshadows reminisces
    asserts
    begins
    amplifies glorifies strengthens
    challenges
    argues scrutinises reflects
    attacks contrasts questions
    connects justifies provokes
    praises
    celebrates heightens laments
    relates mourns
    paints
    heralds
    alludes implies
    criticises manipulates
    juxtaposes
    glamorizes
    insinuates embodies illuminates illustrates links
    … and the effect on the reader.
    Creates an
    atmosphere of Makes the reader Reveals a new
    … reassess who has facet of …
    their sympathy …
    Causes us to
    Reminds the
    question the
    Instead of: reader of …
    motives of …
    “makes the reader want to
    read on”
    Creates a motif Develops the
    try using:
    of … idea that …
    Reinforces the Illustrates the
    reader’s suspicion character’s feelings
    that … towards …
    Allows the reader
    Intensifies the a greater
    sense of … understanding
    Emphasises the of ...
    idea that …
    Analysing structure
    Why do we change
    Use of paragraphs paragraph?

    Remember TiPToP
    – Ti – Time. When there is a change
    in time, start a new paragraph.
    – P – Place. When there is a change
    in place, start a new paragraph
    – To – Topic. When there is a change
    in topic/idea, start a new
    paragraph
    – P – Person. When there is a
    change in person (applies to
    dialogue as well), start a new
    paragraph
    Writing - Reviews!
    Include a range of
    Success Criteria:
    persuasive
    ★ Title and subtitles devices
    ★ Introduction
    Adapt your
    ★ Overview of the plot/activity (thing you are language
    reviewing) - information
    ★ Describing the different elements of what you are Use complex
    reviewing (advising if the reader needs to do sentences
    anything)
    ★ Personal opinion - best and worst bits Use ambitious
    ★ Conclusion - recommendations and who it should adjectives to
    be aimed at show your
    ★ Star Rating (out of five) personal opinion
    Rhetorical
    Power of three Opinions
    questions

    Emotive
    language Alliteration
    Review techniques

    Statistics
    First person

    Puns
    Anecdotes
    Your
    task:-

    An exhibition, in the most general


    sense, is an organized
    presentation and display of a
    selection of items. In practice,
    exhibitions usually occur within a
    cultural or educational setting such
    as a museum, art gallery, park,
    library, exhibition hall, or World's
    fairs.
    Writing your review

    Science exhibition examples:- Famous Science museums:-

    ★ AI ★ Hong Kong
    ★ Planets/stars/the solar ★ London
    system/the galaxy ★ Boston
    ★ The human body ★ NEMO, Amsterdam
    ★ Animals ★ Valencia
    ★ Earth’s natural history ★ MET, New York
    ★ Dinosaurs
    Museum virtual tours - watch
    these and make notes

    Washington D.C. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdcEKPS6tOQ

    London - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_NeV2uCB7U

    NEMO, Amsterdam - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zalYEU0K0YQ

    Valencia - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNI55IkRews

    Singapore - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7TAXcmnORU

    Hong Kong - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYjA_YvU3HU


    Example Reviews
    RIP OFF ALERT !!!!! This museum was awesome, they had different parts of
    I have been quite a few times in my life to the science museum and this time will be the
    last. science divided and a lot of things to look at and
    We arrived outside expecting to walk in .. instead you had to use your phone for a QR information to read. The space part is a little bit dark and
    code then buy tickets which were free anyway.. all this outside in the cold.
    the medicine and human body exhibit can have some
    What a load of utter nonsense ...
    We both found the atmosphere dark and grim and uninspiring to say the least.. exhibits things you'd rather not look at, but overall it was
    were hard to see and read.. wonderful.
    We looked and were disgusted by the latest exhibits descriptions on Covid 19 vaccines ..
    where it is now generally known there is no science on this subject and the experiment is
    I recommend taking a map and looking at the different
    still ongoing .,. this contradicts the exhibit on how drugs are developed .. my partner is a
    Pharmacist she pointed this out exhibits, because this way I could skip the interactive bits
    Now comes the BIG RIP OFF focused for kids, partly because it was paid and partly
    We arrived at the shake place on the top floor my partner fancied an overpriced coffee
    and used one of the boards to pay at ... put the details in and the board said the order
    because when I was there (Friday morning) a lot of
    had timed out .. so she entered all her details again and it paid primary schools had an excursion there too, so a lot of
    Luckily she was awake enough to check her account there and then kids were there at the interactive things.
    sure enough it had take in out TWICE .not amused she informed the staff at the counter
    and demanded a refund .. and got it in cash
    How many people on that day especially tourists had been ripped off in this way ????
    I really loved all the information and things I learned.
    The museum must know its goes on as it would show up in the accounts .. Restaurant and shop were really great and the staff was
    So if you have been recently nice.
    CHECK YOUR BANK STATEMENT ASAP

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