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UNIQUE NUMBER: 247424
MODULE CODE: ENG1516
MODULE NAME: APPLIED ENGLISH LITERATURE
FOUNDATION PHASE FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
ASSIGNMENT: 02
YEAR MODULE 2024
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QUESTION 1
1.1 The purpose of an illustrative book includes:
1. Enhancing Understanding: Illustrations help to clarify and complement the text,
making it easier for readers, especially children, to understand and follow the story.
2. Engaging Readers: Visuals attract and maintain the interest of readers, making the
reading experience more enjoyable and engaging.
1.2 To transform "A Very Important Tree" from a picture book into an illustrative book, you
could:
1. Add Detailed Illustrations: Include more detailed and descriptive illustrations that
complement the text and provide additional context.
2. Incorporate Infographics or Diagrams: Add infographics or diagrams that explain
certain aspects of the story or provide educational content related to the story's
themes.
1.3 The image from "A Very Important Tree" shows two children interacting with the tree.
In the left image, a child appears to be planting or caring for the tree, showing a nurturing
and caring attitude towards nature. In the right image, a child is running towards the tree
with excitement, indicating a connection or fondness for the tree. Both images relate as
they depict children's interactions and emotional connections with the tree, highlighting
its importance. The factors that indicate this are the consistent presence of the tree and
the children's positive and engaged body language towards it.
1.4 Picture books have been divided into the following categories:
1. Exhibit Books: Picture dictionaries with no narrative.
2. Picture Narratives: Wordless books or those with very few words.
3. Picture Storybooks: Books where text and pictures are equally important.
4. Illustrated Books: Books where the text can exist independently of the illustrations.
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FULL NAMES:
STUDENT NUMBER:
UNIQUE NUMBER: 247424
MODULE CODE: ENG1516
MODULE NAME: APPLIED ENGLISH LITERATURE
FOUNDATION PHASE FIRST ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE
ASSIGNMENT: 02
YEAR MODULE 2024
All rights reserved SIR MTHEMBU (PTY) LTD
, Website: www.sirmthembu.store | 0617568718/0670276883 | Email:
QUESTION 1
1.1 The purpose of an illustrative book includes:
1. Enhancing Understanding: Illustrations help to clarify and complement the text,
making it easier for readers, especially children, to understand and follow the story.
2. Engaging Readers: Visuals attract and maintain the interest of readers, making the
reading experience more enjoyable and engaging.
1.2 To transform "A Very Important Tree" from a picture book into an illustrative book, you
could:
1. Add Detailed Illustrations: Include more detailed and descriptive illustrations that
complement the text and provide additional context.
2. Incorporate Infographics or Diagrams: Add infographics or diagrams that explain
certain aspects of the story or provide educational content related to the story's
themes.
1.3 The image from "A Very Important Tree" shows two children interacting with the tree.
In the left image, a child appears to be planting or caring for the tree, showing a nurturing
and caring attitude towards nature. In the right image, a child is running towards the tree
with excitement, indicating a connection or fondness for the tree. Both images relate as
they depict children's interactions and emotional connections with the tree, highlighting
its importance. The factors that indicate this are the consistent presence of the tree and
the children's positive and engaged body language towards it.
1.4 Picture books have been divided into the following categories:
1. Exhibit Books: Picture dictionaries with no narrative.
2. Picture Narratives: Wordless books or those with very few words.
3. Picture Storybooks: Books where text and pictures are equally important.
4. Illustrated Books: Books where the text can exist independently of the illustrations.
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