1.3.2 Analyzing Textual Features

• The vocabulary of Text 2 is described as conversational
• What kind of vocabulary does Text 2 use?

  Conversational language
• The tone of Text 1 is described as formal
• The perspective of Text 2 is in the first person.
• The vocabulary of a text is tailored to its target audience.
• Steps to evaluate the effectiveness of textual features in two texts:

  1️⃣ Compare the key features

  2️⃣ Analyze their impact on the reader

  3️⃣ Assess their significance to the purpose
• Text 2 maintains a third-person, detached viewpoint.

  False
• The perspective of Text 2 is in the first person.
• Text 2 features short, simple sentences.


  True
• The vocabulary of Text 2 is described as conversational
• Match the textual feature with its impact on the reader:

  Tone ↔️ Establishes credibility and conveys objectivity or warmth

  Vocabulary ↔️ Communicates technical depth or accessibility

  Sentence Structure ↔️ Aids clarity or adds complexity

  Perspective ↔️ Builds relatability or maintains distance
• What does sentence structure control in a text?

  Pace and comprehension
• What type of tone is used in Text 1 to establish credibility?

  Formal, objective
• The tone of Text 1 is described as formal
• What type of tone is used in Text 1?

  Formal, objective
• What is the perspective used in Text 1?

  Third-person, detached
• Text 1 uses complex, multi-clause sentences.


  True
• The tone of a text guides reader interpretation and sets the overall mood.


  True
• Perspective shapes the narrative and viewpoint of a text.
• Text 1 uses complex, multi-clause sentences for detailed explanation.