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HOW TO DESCRIBE A DOCUMENT

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How To... Describe an Iconographic Document

Methodology

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By H. Labit

OBJECTIVES

  • Learn about the different parts of a document and what to look (at and for)
  • Learn specific vocabulary
  • Learn Wh- questions

LET'S GO!

3- Organisation

2- Theme

1- General information

index

4- Actions

5- Analysis

6- Personal Opinion

general information

type of document

Question

Wh-

-------------------- 's the type of the document?

When

What

Who

Where

How

Answer

a cartoon

an advertisement

The document is ....

a drawing

a poster

a photograph

author

Question

Wh-

-------------------- 's the author of this document?

When

What

Who

Where

How

Answer

The (document) was created by ...

date of creation

Question

Wh-

-------------------- was it created?

When

What

Who

Where

How

The (document) was created on (day) / in (year/Month).

Answer

Source

Question

Wh-

-------------------- does it come from?

When

What

Who

Where

How

It comes from a newspaper / a book / a magazine ...

Answer

theme

theme

Question

Wh-

-------------------- 's the theme of the (document)?

When

What

Who

Where

How

The (document) is about...

Answer

It represents...

It deals with...

organisation

locate and describe

in the top right-hand corner

at the bottom

at the top

in the bottom left-hand corner

in the foreground

in the background

on the left

in the middle

on the right

actions

actions

The pupils are working.

Somebody is jumping.

The boy is studying.

Description of an action: BE + V-ING

analysis

analyse the document

Identify the aim of the document

As there is/ there are... we can deduce that... The author wants to (denounces/ criticises/ mocks at/ refers to/symbolises...)

personal opinion

your personal opinion/impression

Give your opinion about the document

It makes me think of... /It reminds me of... I think/ believe/ reckon that... It seems that... The atmosphere looks peaceful/ stressing/ fun/ pleasant/ unpleasant. The document is quite + adjective (nice/ graphic/ famous...) To my mind, ...

Exercise

let's practise!

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2020

Norman Rockwell, Before the Shot, 1958

Pablo Martinez Monsivai, NBCnews.com, 10 Nov 2016