Reading an opinion article and creating rhetorical questions
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I can articulate a personal response to an opinion article. I can understand what makes an effective rhetorical question and use this understanding to create my own.
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Using knowledge of a writer and reading the title can help you make predictions about a text.
Brooker uses irony and sarcasm to address a serious topic.
Rhetorical questions can be effective as long as they are not overused.
Rhetorical questions should be relevant to the topic and not rely on direct address or 'you'.
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