Evaluating Texts Flashcards

Making justified judgements about how effectively ideas are presented and supported in a text.

Assessing the strengths and weaknesses of a text based on evidence and reasoning.

Using specific quotes or details from the text to support your evaluation.

Judging how well the writer conveys their message or achieves their purpose.

Words and phrases used to express judgement, e.g., 'effective', 'powerful', 'convincing'.

Details from the text that back up your evaluation, such as quotes or examples.

Techniques used by the writer, such as language, structure, and tone, to achieve effects.

Considering how the text influences or affects the reader's thoughts, feelings, or understanding.

Acknowledging both strengths and weaknesses in the text to provide a fair judgement.

Evaluating how effectively the writer organises and structures their ideas in the text.