AC9LCH10U03

Elaborations

• AC9LCH10U03_E1analysing linguistic features, using metalanguage such as double negatives and parallel sentences, to identify different purposes of texts, for example, 不无道理, 努力努力再努力
• AC9LCH10U03_E2analysing a range of text types and explaining how different language features may suit different purposes in certain cultural contexts, for example, analysing the layout of magazines and online texts and the deliberate choice of images, fonts and words to enhance understanding of key ideas and author positioning
• AC9LCH10U03_E3analysing and categorising cultural and linguistic elements in Chinese expressions, for example, the use of measure words
• AC9LCH10U03_E4comparing key features used in formal and informal contexts in Chinese and English, for example, explaining how information is exchanged using culturally-accepted terms in business letters and emails
• AC9LCH10U03_E5analysing the way content is structured in a range of Chinese texts, and explaining how ideas and information are conveyed, for example, explaining how headings, paragraphs and conclusions are sequenced to achieve coherence
• AC9LCH10U03_E6analysing the use of stylistic devices such as 夸张, 比喻, 拟人, 排比, 反问, 设问 in a range of written texts and evaluating the effectiveness of such devices
• AC9LCH10U03_E7reading and comparing how ideas are ordered and substantiated across genres and languages, for example, in Chinese essay-writing the author’s position is generally stated at the end, whereas in English academic writing it is stated at the beginning
• AC9LCH10U03_E8describing the purpose and features of genres that are uniquely important in Chinese literature, and exploring their origin in traditional literature, for example, 小品文，散文