Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Reading Non-fiction
Texts
Learning Objectives
- To consider a range
of non-fiction texts.
What is non fiction?
1) JOURNALISTIC TEXT
2) INFORMATIVE TEXT
Where have
3) (AUTO)BIOGRAPHICAL you come
across these
WRITING types?
Provide
4) TRAVEL WRITING examples.
Travel Review
Reviewed 2 August 2011 we have stayed here
before when it was owned by Travelodge.
Some of the same team are still there and just
as friendly and helpful as ever. Whenever we 1) What information
have stayed in the past we have always ate at
the Toby Carvery next door. Again they didn't
does this provide?
How is the
fail to impress either, great food and service as
2)
always but we got a very pleasant suprise - The
Toby now does a full cooked breakfast. information
result !!! this was the icing on the cake for us.
It was buy 1 get one free. so we got 2 presented?
breakfasts for £4.95 - bargain. You need to pay
extra for tea and coffee which are £1.95 each 3) Where might you
but they are refillable. Much better than the
Travelodge breakfast bag. Breakfast was great
find this?
How has this
and staff really helpful and friendly. Will stay
again. 4)
gotten the
Room Tip: ask for rooms above the disabled
rooms - they are bigger than the rest !! readers’
Stayed July 2011, travelled with family
attention?
Focusing on audience, purpose
and format.
For each piece of non – fiction you must
now comment on the PAF (purpose,
audience and format).
Text PURPOSE AUDIENCE FORMAT
The Newspaper
The Webpage
The Travel
Review
TAPL
•
Newspaper- To inform ( Informative)
(Audience 16+) Layout ( Bullet points,
columns, Images, captions bold, sub headings)
•
Webpage- Descriptive/Informative /
Instructive( dependent on the content)
(5+) Audience – Layout ( Pictures, animation,
captions, links to share, hyperlink, videos)
Recipe – Instructive – 16+ (Audience) Layout
(pictures, bullet points, numbers, paragraphs)