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Find obvious clues
Learn about different text types
Use annotations and clues to try work out what the tone is

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Finding clues that are fairly obvious
Be more familiar with different text types
Expand the context of the writer/author if it is in the text

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Look into text type and context more closely, pay attention to clues. consider the tone of the writing

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Look for clues pertaining to the context, tone, and audience of the piece

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Take note of text types and their conventions and look at clues to help figure out what the text type is if not obvious, and context

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If I could have done things differently, I would have been more focused on what the context is as well as to think more about the intended audience and to look for hints to reinforce my understanding of this text. The tone is also crucial to take note

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Try to analyse on a deeper level i.e any text clues
Expanding on knowledge of different text types

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Readers of this newspaper article or any Adults

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Extract from Down Under

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Australians, Americans, Enthusiasts of Australia,

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People who are interested in travelling

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Extract from a book

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It is an extract from a book written by Bill Bryson on 24th September 2001 about his experiences about Australia and why it deserves to be recognised as an important country

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To inform people about the recent history of Australia in an entertaining way and why they should know about Australia

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Year: 2001
Not much is reported about Australia in the US from the 20th century

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An article piece from a book or online article or a journal?

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written in sept 2001, by Bill Bryson, looks back to the history in the 1990s

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People who have an interest in Australia and are readers from the text type of the works of Bill Bryson

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Article/Extract from Book

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Monday 24 of September, 2001 informing the readers about historical events that happened in Australia in the 1990s which were not really given much attention

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People who don't know about australia too, colloquial, personal language and annecdotes make it relatable to those people

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Written in Sep 24 2001, Bill Bryson was on the way to Australia when he realised that he actually didn't know much about Australia - the PMs name, so he decides to research more about Australia, finding many things he didn't know about it.

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To inform people in an entertaining way with some historical facts about Australia mainly from the New York Times.

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To inform (with an entertaining aspect)  the readership of the particular text type (I'm unsure what text type it is) about why 'we' should get to know Australia and how much there is to know about it.

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Historic events that happened in Australia in the 1990's

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People who have little knowledge of Australia and/or never travelled there

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Inform the readers about Australia

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The general public or more specifically those that don't know anything about Australia

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Inform its readers that people often neglect Australia. People don't pay attention to it because it is 'down under' and it does not produce any necessity and no strong political influence (which is why no one knows the PM name).  Writer thinks this is not good because people with bad intentions take advantage of this. ex. Aun Shinrikyo

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article

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Adults and people who like travelling and want to find out more or learn about Australia

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The purpose of this text is to inform readers about Australia as he feels the country is underrepresented in central stage. Throughout the article his tone is quite humorous and at the same time, he builds up his argument to readers as to why Australia should be recognised

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Mon 24 Sep 2001 and based about Australia and the historic events that happened in the 1990s

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Expresses Bill Bryson's frustration from the lack of known useful information/news about Australia in America, or other parts of the world, instead of just common knowledge of Australian Stereotypes. This puts more attention on Australia, to try to get others interested in it too.