1.1.3 Comparing Texts

Cards (25)

  • Match the text with its main ideas and themes:
    Text A ↔️ Climate change effects on coastal communities, environmental impact, community resilience
    Text B ↔️ Benefits of sustainable energy practices, sustainability, renewable energy sources
  • Authors aim to inform, persuade, or entertain
  • Text B aims to persuade readers about the advantages of sustainable energy practices
  • The tone in Text B is positive and enthusiastic.
    True
  • Text B emphasizes the role of renewable energy sources in sustainability.
    True
  • Match the text with its main idea:
    Text A ↔️ Effects of climate change
    Text B ↔️ Benefits of sustainable energy
  • The tone in Text A is serious and formal.
    True
  • Match the technique with the text it is used in:
    Emotional appeals ↔️ Text A
    Logical argumentation ↔️ Text B
  • Headings and subheadings are used to delineate the different aspects of the comparison
  • Text A focuses on the environmental consequences and how communities can adapt
  • Text B explores the benefits of sustainable energy practices.
    True
  • Text B relies on logical argumentation to persuade readers.
    True
  • Who is the intended audience of Text B?
    General public
  • Text A's serious tone reflects the gravity of the climate
  • Text B uses a positive and enthusiastic tone to persuade readers.

    True
  • A logical flow ensures the reader can follow the comparison easily.
    True
  • To compare texts effectively, you first need to identify the main ideas and themes
  • Text A focuses on the effects of climate change on coastal communities.
    True
  • Text A uses emotional appeals to highlight the need for community resilience
  • Order the steps involved in evaluating the impact and effectiveness of a text:
    1️⃣ Assess how well the text achieves its purpose
    2️⃣ Determine if the text resonates with its target audience
    3️⃣ Analyze the stylistic techniques used
  • Text A focuses on the effects of climate change on coastal communities
  • What key technique does Text A use to inform readers?
    Factual data
  • Text A aims to both inform and persuade
  • What is the primary impact of Text A?
    Raises awareness
  • Order the headings used to structure the comparison:
    1️⃣ Main Ideas and Themes
    2️⃣ Comparison of Authors' Purposes
    3️⃣ Analysis of Stylistic Techniques
    4️⃣ Evaluation of Impact and Effectiveness