AS 92076 · 4 credits · External
Āhuatanga reo Rangatira
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This standard asks you to explain the unique features of a specific type of language (like proverbs, metaphors, idioms, or other literary devices) that you've learned about. You need to show you understand what makes that language feature special and why writers or speakers use it, backing up your explanation with evidence from a text.
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- ·Choose one type of language feature you've studied (whakataukī, reo peha, kupu taurite, huarite, kīwaha, kīpeha, kīrehu, or huahuatau)
- ·Explain clearly what makes that language feature unique and different from everyday speech
- ·Show the features in context by discussing the author's purpose, the topic, and why they chose that particular language feature
- ·Back up your explanation with examples and evidence from the text you're analysing
- ·Discuss the effect or impact the language feature has on the reader, listener, or viewer
You explain the features of one language type clearly and give some examples from the text to support your explanation.
You give a thorough explanation of how the language features work, discuss why the author used them (their purpose), and explain the effect they have, with well-chosen examples.