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MOCK EXAM IMPROVEMENTS Q1)analyse how the sound is used in the extract to create meaning. Refer to at least TWO examples from the extract in your answer. I got 2/5 and to get to 5/5 i need to: - Analyse aspects of the sound track such as the chatter of the other dinners in the cafe diegetic music in the background of the scene the music of this is calm. - The use of incidental music in the extract e.g the rhythmic non-diegetic music during the robbery and car chase carrying connotations such as danger,excitement and urgency. - The use of the the sound effects e.g the sound effect of the vehicle smashing the glass in the shop window connoting the violence of action, the sound effect of the police sirens on the vehicle connote to the urgency of the car chase. - The use of off screen speech e.g the compressed sound of the PCSO's call for assistents creates contrasting connotations of emergancy to those of the canteen scene. - And other relevant analysis Q2) I got 2/...

News in the 1960's LO:  Critical evaluate the impact of social, cultural, political, political and historic contexts on news papers  T abloid  is a newspaper that has small pages, short articles, and lots of photographs.  Tabloids  are often considered to be less serious than other newspapers such as the sun. Broadsheet newspapers are taken more seriously and are bigger than tabloid they contain perhaps more serious and 'boring' articles they have less  exaggeration and real news also contain political facts and serious problems and contain more facts and statistics. An example of this would be the times. This venn diagram shows the similarities and differences between tabloid and broadsheet you can ignore the local. picture reference from: Comparison Between Newspaper Types | Paul McLaughlin A2 Coursework Hybrid newspaper . Newspapers that are online yet still have print publications released are considered  hybr...