ENG2611 ASSIGNMENT 1 2026 FINAL REVIEW
QUESTIONS ANSWERS BUNDLED PRACTICE
COLLECTION
◉ 2nd Person.
Answer: - You, your
- Rhetorical
- Brochure
-Blog
- Advertisement
- Directly addresses the reader, brings them into the issue'
- Call to action
◉ 3rd Person.
Answer: Omniscient: all-knowing, God-like; knows the thoughts,
feelings, experiences, actions of all characters; knows the past,
present and future.
Limited: Knows the thoughts, feelings, experiences, and actions of
only one character; knows the past, present and future.
, Objective: Only observable events are described; interpretation and
descriptions of feelings are omitted.
◉ Em dashes & Colons.
Answer: Used for emphatic and rhetorical purposes
◉ Audience.
Answer: When writing and analyzing a text. it is important to
consider the age, gender, nationality, biases, viewpoints, likes,
dislikes, interests, passions, family history, childhood, etc. to
determine what will appeal to them.
◉ Paper 1: Question 1a.
Answer: Using the provided text as inspiration, create an original
work of a specific text type (typically 200 words in length); be sure
to adhere to the conventions of the specific text type; it should be
written in 10 minutes or less; use punctuation, structure and
descriptive language to give voice to your writing.
Do not cite the text! This should be a creative work of your own
ideas.
◉ Paper 1: Question 1b.
Answer: Comparative Essay (Comparative Analysis)
QUESTIONS ANSWERS BUNDLED PRACTICE
COLLECTION
◉ 2nd Person.
Answer: - You, your
- Rhetorical
- Brochure
-Blog
- Advertisement
- Directly addresses the reader, brings them into the issue'
- Call to action
◉ 3rd Person.
Answer: Omniscient: all-knowing, God-like; knows the thoughts,
feelings, experiences, actions of all characters; knows the past,
present and future.
Limited: Knows the thoughts, feelings, experiences, and actions of
only one character; knows the past, present and future.
, Objective: Only observable events are described; interpretation and
descriptions of feelings are omitted.
◉ Em dashes & Colons.
Answer: Used for emphatic and rhetorical purposes
◉ Audience.
Answer: When writing and analyzing a text. it is important to
consider the age, gender, nationality, biases, viewpoints, likes,
dislikes, interests, passions, family history, childhood, etc. to
determine what will appeal to them.
◉ Paper 1: Question 1a.
Answer: Using the provided text as inspiration, create an original
work of a specific text type (typically 200 words in length); be sure
to adhere to the conventions of the specific text type; it should be
written in 10 minutes or less; use punctuation, structure and
descriptive language to give voice to your writing.
Do not cite the text! This should be a creative work of your own
ideas.
◉ Paper 1: Question 1b.
Answer: Comparative Essay (Comparative Analysis)
