Transcription of Statements game KS2 English - BBC
1 KS2 EnglishName:..Date:..BBC 2010 gameWhen writing stories and poems,authors and poets use similesand metaphors to are less factual thanother non-fiction (factual) writing in-cludes newspaper articles andreference isn t real it s made up and includes stories, poetry andplay is factual but some ofit is biased as the writer mayskew the information metaphor is a word or a phraseused to describe something as ifit were a something else. You can rely 100% on the infor-mation you find on any , brochures, leaflets andposters do not present a bal-anced view.
2 As they want to sellyou something, they only tell yougood things, and often reading non-fiction, youcan scan through the headingsand pictures to find what youneed in a well-known en-cyclopaedia is more likely to becorrect than something you vefound on someone s home-made is wise to compare severaldifferent newspaper articles ifyou want a balanced view ofevents, as events can beskewed by the writer s simile is a word or a phraseused to describe something as ifit were a something these Statements and circlewhether you think they areTRUEor FALSE.
3 TRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSETRUE/ FALSE Write some morestatementswhich are TRUE about the following text types:WEBSITENON-FICTIONPOETRYNEWSPAPERA DVERTSFICTION
