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    The document provides a checklist for analyzing a text, including examining the writer's use of literary devices like alliteration, metaphors, and similes. It prompts the reader to select quotes for analysis and inference, and consider the writer's intentions through deeper analysis of word choice and links within the text. The checklist aims to help readers closely analyze various elements of a text for stronger understanding.

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    The document provides a checklist for analyzing a text, including examining the writer's use of literary devices like alliteration, metaphors, and similes. It prompts the reader to select quotes for analysis and inference, and consider the writer's intentions through deeper analysis of word choice and links within the text. The checklist aims to help readers closely analyze various elements of a text for stronger understanding.

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    The document provides a checklist for analyzing a text, including examining the writer's use of literary devices like alliteration, metaphors, and similes. It prompts the reader to select quotes for analysis and inference, and consider the writer's intentions through deeper analysis of word choice and links within the text. The checklist aims to help readers closely analyze various elements of a text for stronger understanding.

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    The writer describes shares persuades argues informs explains emphasises

    Using
    Alliteration Metaphors Similes Triplets Tone Direct Address

    Punctuation Sentence Types Pathetic Fallacy Adjectives/Verbs


    Reading This can be seen ... This is shown

    Analysis
    Checklist
    Inference
    Explain choice
    What are the quotes deeper meanings?
    Why have you chosen your quote?

    Writers intentions
    One word focus Why has the writer used the word/phrase?
    How could you analyse one word in detail? The effect?
    Remember: Analysis is the
    Links key to success
    How can you link to context? Other parts of the text?

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