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WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
Language/Non-Fiction
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
Language/Non-Fiction
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Ask the Audience
If you write a letter asking for money for a charity, you are trying to ___ someone to give it to you.
A Pressure B Nag
C Persuade D Force
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Persuade
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Ask the Audience
What is the term used to describe when somebody says what they think about something?
A An opinion B A lie
C A story D A fact
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
A An opinion
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What is the term used to describe something that is definitely true?
A Fiction B Fact
C Opinion D Paragraph
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Fact
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Ask the Audience
When you write for someone in particular, they are called your:
A Teacher B Examiner
C Audience D Friend
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Audience
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The type of writing you produce is described as the:
A Exercise book B Form
C Paper D Type
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Form
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Ask the Audience
Inform, explain, describe/analyse, review, comment/imagine, explore, entertain/argue,
persuade, advise. These are known as:
A Threes B Trios
C Groups D Triplets
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Triplets
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Ask the Audience
Which is the missing triplet? Analyse, review, comment/argue, persuade, advise/inform, explain,
describe
A answer, write, describe
B imagine, explore, entertain
C facts, opinions, write
D describe, remember, write
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B imagine, explore, entertain
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Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
What kind of reading strategy is usually used when a reader is looking for a particular piece of
information?
A Skim B Reading backward and forward
C Scan D Close
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Scan
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Ask the Audience
What does P.E.E. stand for?
A Print, evidence, explain
B Point, exercise, experiment
C Point, explain, evidence
D Point, evidence, explain
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Point, evidence, explain
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When something is written in plain English it is described as using …….. language.
A Figurative B Slang
C Fussy D Formal
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D Formal
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If a letter begins with Dear Sir/Madam, it should end:
A Yours dearly B Bye for now
C Yours faithfully D Yours sincerely
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Yours faithfully
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Which one of these is a no …… connective
A The B However
C They D Understand
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B However
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When reading we can infer meaning. This means
A Read between the lines
B Copy out
C State a fact D Mis-understood
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
A Read between the lines
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Writing to advise is …
A To describe a scene
B To argue both sides
C To be impartial D To amuse your readers
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C To be impartial
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What is writing in the second person?
A Using I B Using a name
C Using they D Using you
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Using you
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
CONGRATULATIONS!!
YOU ARE A WINNER!!!
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
If you write a letter asking for money for a charity, you are trying to ___ someone to give it to you.
B Nag
C Persuade
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Persuade
£1,000,000
£500,000
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£125,000
£64,000
£32,000
£16,000
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£4,000
£2,000
£1,000
£500
£300
£200
£100
LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
What is the term used to describe when somebody says what they think about something?
A An opinion B A lie
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
A An opinion
£1,000,000
£500,000
£250,000
£125,000
£64,000
£32,000
£16,000
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£2,000
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£200
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
What is the term used to describe something that is definitely true?
B Fact
C Fiction
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Fact
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
When you write for someone in particular, they are called your:
C Audience D Friend
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Audience
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
The type of writing you produce is described as the:
B Form
C Paper
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B Form
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
Inform, explain, describe/analyse, review, comment/imagine, explore, entertain/argue,
persuade, advise. These are known as:
B Trios
D Triplets
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Triplets
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
Which is the missing triplet? Analyse, review, comment/argue, persuade, advise/inform, explain,
describe
B imagine, explore, entertain
D Describe, remember, write
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B imagine, explore, entertain
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
What kind of reading strategy is usually used when a reader is looking for a particular piece of
information?
C Scan D Close
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Scan
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
What does P.E.E. stand for?
C Point, explain, evidence
D Point, evidence, explain
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Point, evidence, explain
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
When something is written in plain English it is described as using …….. language.
B Slang
D Formal
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Formal
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
If a letter begins with Dear Sir/Madam, it should end:
C Yours faithfully D Yours sincerely
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C Yours faithfully
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
Which one of these is a no …… connective
A The B However
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
B However
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
When reading we can infer meaning. This means
A Read between the lines
B Copy out
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
A Read between the lines
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LIFELINES
50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
Writing to advise is …
B To argue both sides
C To be impartial
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
C To be impartial
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50 : 50
Phone a Friend
Ask the Audience
What is writing in the second person?
A Using I
D Using you
WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONNAIRE?
D Using you
