3. Language in the principle of human emotion and a form of communication. Texts use language to convey meaning and emotion

4. Poetic language is when we use poetic devices to create a narrative

5. Music is a form of language that can be used to convey as story

6. Poetry doesn't have to rhyme but it can to invoke more meaning

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I wait for the change

A new world gives life new meaning

The old world dies soon

How is AI changing warfare

1. CAP

Context-About the future of defence

Audience-Those interested in defence and also technology

Purpose- Is to help educate people on the way warfare in evolving and how it could impact out lives

"Better decision making"

"giving the best tools on critical situations"

2. How is the podcast constructed

   The podcast consists of an expert and an interviewer talking about the impact and importance of this evolution

Cool down

If I as going to listen to a podcast even though it may changed depending no what I'm interested depending on what I'm interesting during that moment in time at this time I'm probably interested in comedy. Such as Bad friends https://www.youtube.com/@BadFriends/videos

Non-Fiction is a genre of writing based on what has actually happened based of experiences and true stories. Very grounded in reality.

Poetry can be fiction or non fiction for example Flanders fields which is based on ww1 a real event. Poetry can also be fiction as it could be speculative.

Speeches

Tend to fall into the themes of non fiction as they are mostly used to invigorate the audience and create certain emotions. How ever they can be fiction as there are speeches about the future as well as speeches within fiction stories.

Podcasts

Can fall within fiction and non fiction. They tend to fall into non fiction based on facts and stories but can also be based around fictional worlds such as LOTR and Star Wars

Short stories

They can fall within fiction and non fiction but usually tend to fall into fiction as they are based on imagined stories that did not happen.

Writing about the future could be fiction or non fiction today I'm going to chose fiction.

My hope for the future is

If I could change anything about the future it would be the ability to fully control the human body and the DNA that makes it up. Genes that cause genetic disabilities such as alzheimers and blindness would be eradicated. The quality of life for everyone would be greatly improved as everyone's immune system would be much stronger to fight common illnesses. Humans would be able to control the release of hormones from the brain helping to prevent conditions such as depression and obesity.

Medical/Medicine-technology-advancements

Advancements in technology means there have been developments in medicine. What are both the positives/advantages+negatives/disadvantages.

Negatives include the creation of medical debt that makes people work themselves into the ground possible causing an early grave. Less jobs, over reliance on technology, more pollution in the world,

Decrease childhood mortality. Extends how long people can work. Increasing quality of life. Allows the inventors to support their family. Reduce risk of cancer. Increase efficiency less mistakes, higher life expectancy, immunity to viruses, no human error, decreased childhood mortality

Cool down

It is 2078, and as I look back to my past my regrets include not promoting my children to get technology based jobs. My children spent a lot of time searching for jobs once their current manufacturing jobs became irrelevant. My grandchildren suffered because of this. My job was always secure but because of ai and they change in jobs my children were pushed out of the workplace. They didn't have any education in technology and were left in the past due to my decision.

1. Exposition, Background info

2. Initial Incident, First conflict, stakes are set

3. Rising Action, The conflict continues to grow

4. Climax, The peak action, turning point, most significant part,

5. Falling Action, The action is wrapped up

6. Resolution, the action is over

Conventions of a story

Language features, vocabulary, presentation of the ideas,

plot:

Key events that take place in the short story

Narrative perspective

Tone and vocabulary. The voice of the text and how they are telling the story. Needs to be established early. Influences the whole story

First person narration:

From the perspective of the writer

Second person narration:

Chose your own adventure

From the perspective of the characters:

Kirsten and Arthur and the other characters

The Lottery

Conventions

Single Main Plot

Engaging openings

Conflict and Tension

Closure or Open Endedness

Pacing

Implied Backstory

The author uses mysterious and unanswered questions to draw the audiences attention and make them want to read more

The children participate in the lottery because it is exciting, is different from normal life, is socially excepted and they don't understand the finality in death.

No one protests the lottery because it has been going on for their whole lives and is socially expectable. The deep rooted misogyny ingrained into their societal norms suppresses the under-utilised and marginalised women in this society. The women don't have a voice to use in their society and the males feel it is their responsibility to exact this ancient tradition.

I was deeply surprised in the brutality of the ending in the way the towns people including the youngest children stone one of their own to death in order to furfill tradition. Early on I knew the lottery was an ominous omen in the writing style and the anxiety it caused for the towns people. I knew someone was going to die but I thought it would be more humane.

2. So far our class has focused on "The future" in different ways. They have included: class discussions, short stories, predictions of the future, podcasts.

3. Fiction is not real events such as Star Wars or Lord of the Rings whereas Non fiction is about real event such as recounts and biographies.

4. At this stage for our "writing about the future" I think I would choose fiction in a form of chose your own adventure.

Speeches

A speech is a non fiction vessel for the authors opinion or ideas to be presented often to a crowd or to a camera where the video will be shared to many people.

2. What type of articles can you have?

   To inform, to educate, to discuss, to convince

• Ethos, Building trust and credibility with your audience. It shows you are knowledgeable, honest, and worthy of being listened to. Credibility

• Pathos, Appeals to emotion. It helps you connect with and persuade your readers by evoking strong feelings and emotions like anger. Emotion, rhetorical questions, emotive language,

• Logos, Uses logic to persuade the audience by presenting facts. It appeals to the audiences sense of what they believe to be true. Logic, reasoning, rational, evidence.

In our "New world of AI" where you can be anything-just don't be fake.

Contention: AI is a useful tool but if not regulated it could be used for harming peoples public image if not used responsibly.

The audience is young people who will grow into old who make the same comments.

Its purpose is to educate young people to try and break future cycles and remove the difference in generations.

The author was Brian Resnick

It is in the form of educationalist

its title is "Why old people will always complain about young people"

November 13th 2019

Author - Shanti Mathias

Form - The form of this text is explanation

Context - The text tells the audience of new upcoming phrase called eco-anxiety and its effects

Audience - People of all ages concerned with eco-anxiety

Purpose - To inform the audience/readers what eco-anxiety is and how it may effect you

• C - Article 4 was made in the context of a possible path of the future

• A - The audience is the future generations and the current generations

• P - The purpose is to inform people of how the climate crisis might take over and become an extremely important issue

The title of this article is - ‘Futuring’ can help us survive the climate crisis. And guess what? You’re a futurist too

The form of this peace is educational and an opinion piece.

Night after Night, repetition

Crackle, onomatopoeia

Swirls and settles, alliteration

Curled limbs like an old man, Simile

Like the coarse peeling bark of a tree, simile, personification

Way back when the settlers arrived, flashback

These techniques are used to describe the amount of time, help the audience enter the mind of the narrator, makes the words stand out more, paint a picture in the audiences mind and reveal the past to the audience