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This tells the reader who wrote the piece.
Used to list items in a particular order
A title tells you the general topic of a text.
They are often in block capitals, bold font, larger font or underlined.
Can also be used to number sections of a text (subheading)
EXAMPLE
Used to list items
They separate information and break up a text
They help you to scan and identify key information
A text might include the logo of the company or organisation that the text is about / from.
Be aware that they are not the same as images / pictures.
EXAMPLE
The main political parties in the UK are:
They are used to identify the specific topic of a part of a text
They break texts down into chunks
Help to skim and scan
They are often in bold font, underlined, italics, block capitals and questions
They Illustrate the main purpose/ theme/ topic of a text
Explain things in clearer way
Make information visual
Highlight key words
Show important information
Name film / book /text e.g.
"The novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens."
Sometimes used to make quotes stand out e.g. The manager said "We were unlucky with that penalty decision."
Highlights key words
Often used for headings/ headlines/titles and subheadings
Catches readers eyes
Different types of font may be used to make certain parts of texts stand out.
This is most common for headings and subheadings.
EXAMPLE
The headings or subheadings of a text may be underlined to take them stand out
Key words might also be underlined
Examples
Captions are found with a picture/ image
They give a brief description of what the picture is showing
Heading
They are used to separate information from the main text.
Used to make words stand out
Grab reader’s attention
Often used for headlines/ titles/ headings