Purpose Awareness Flashcards

The reason for writing, such as to describe, narrate, argue, persuade, inform, or explain.

The intended reader or listener of a text, influencing tone, style, and register.

The level of formality appropriate to the audience and purpose of the text.

The overall attitude conveyed through language choices, shaped by the purpose and audience.

A purpose where the writer aims to convince the audience to adopt a viewpoint or take action.

A purpose where the writer provides factual information to educate the audience.

A purpose where the writer creates vivid imagery to help the audience visualise a scene or experience.

A purpose where the writer clarifies or makes something understandable for the audience.

Adjusting tone, vocabulary, and sentence structure to suit the audience and purpose.

The particular group of people the text is directed towards, such as teenagers, professionals, or the general public.