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Grade 7 English Term 2 Reviewer | Writing Process (PDREP), Text Structures & Media Literacy

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Grade 7 English Comprehensive Reviewer — Term 2 Study Guide Ace your Grade 7 English exams with this clear, easy-to-read, high-yield study guide! This document breaks down essential composition, non-fiction analysis, and media literacy topics into bulleted, bite-sized summaries. What’s Covered in This Notes Pack: ️ The 5-Step Writing Process (PDREP): Step-by-step breakdown of Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing, and Publishing. Includes key tools like graphic organizers (mindmaps, fishbone diagrams, flowcharts, T-charts). Types of Texts & Functions: Guide to text purposes—Persuade, Inform, and Entertain (PIE). Expository Text Structures & Paragraph Frames: Organizing ideas cleanly using proven structural patterns. Journalism & Media Literacy: Structure of Non-Journalistic vs. Journalistic Texts Parts of a Newspaper & News Article Structures How to write and identify a strong News Lede

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ENGLISH REVIEWER
Term 2
Topics:
-​ Writing Process: PDREP
-​ Types of Texts and Their Function
-​ Expository Text Structure and Paragraph Frames
-​ Structure of a Non-Journalistic Text
-​ Fact and Opinion
-​ 4 Types and 2 Categories of Propaganda
-​ Structure and Types of a News Article
-​ News Lede
-​ Parts of a Newspaper

Writing Process
-​ A writing process is a set of mental and physical steps that someone takes
to create any type of text.
-​ Consists of 5 steps: Prewriting, Drafting, Revising, Editing, and Publishing
(PDREP)
-​ This is the correct process of creating a text.

Prewriting
-​ Creating a brief outline of the topic
-​ Includes finding a topic, restricting the scope of the topic, deciding on the
purpose–persuade, inform, entertain–, and determining the appropriate
language and tone
-​ Brainstorming an idea
-​ Writing down ideas that come to mind
-​ Researching on the topic and finding a topic that interests the audience
-​ Uses a graphic organizer to organize the information
-​ Depends on what text structure will be used
-​ Venn Diagram
-​ Mindmap
-​ Outlining
-​ Timeline
-​ Fishbone
-​ T-chart
-​ Cycle
-​ Flowchart
Drafting
-​ Organizing your thoughts in sentences
-​ Writing a preliminary draft

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