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1. *Professional writing & translation for global audiences*

2. *Clear writing and accurate translation across languages*

3. *Multilingual content writing and localization services*

4. *Writing, editing, and translation that connects cultures*

In translation, what do we call a word or phrase that has no direct equivalent in another language, and often gets borrowed as-is?

1. *Professional writing & translation for global audiences*

2. *Clear writing and accurate translation across languages*

3. *Multilingual content writing and localization services*

4. *Writing, editing, and translation that connects cultures*

1. *Professional writing & translation for global audiences*

2. *Clear writing and accurate translation across languages*

3. *Multilingual content writing and localization services*

4. *Writing, editing, and translation that connects cultures*

Notes of chapter 4 – CARBON AND ITS COMPOUND (class-10) help or guide student for there exams

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1. Who is your favorite singer or vocalist?
2. What qualities make someone a good vocalist?
3. Who is known as the King of Pop?
4. Why is vocal warm-up important before singing?
5. What is the difference between a singer and a vocalist?
6. Who is called Asias Songbird?
7. What are the different vocal ranges in singing?
8. How can singers protect their voices?
9. Who was the lead vocalist of Queen?
10. Why are breathing exercises important for singers?

Outcome 2: To construct a sustained and reasoned point of view on an issue currently debated in the media.

Description: This assessment task requires students to present a 46-minute oral point of view on an issue that has appeared in the media since September 1st, 2025.

Directions to students:

Oral Point of View

Select a significant issue that has been debated in the media, since September 1st, 2025.

Construct a sustained, coherent and logical point of view with reasoned arguments on a selected issue.

The date of your presentation will be confirmed by your teacher. All students will submit both a transcript of their speech AND reference list in class, after they present their speech. All students will be sent an email to book a time to deliver their oral in small groups prior to Week 10.

Authentication

All students will complete some work in class in the weeks preceding the SAC date. The Oral Point of View will be presented orally to your teacher, and a co-assessor in Week 10 of Term 2.

This SAC is worth 20 marks in Unit 4 and will be assessed according to the performance descriptors and student assessment sheets you have received.

Materials allowed

–Cue cards (palm size)

Assessment criteria

Rubric overleaf.

Some Advice

You will need to read and collect 8-10 articles on one particular issue that has been debated in the media since September 1st 2025. Remember, it is important to have a sound understanding of the complexities of the issue so before you begin to construct your response make sure you understand the context. Consider the way the issue has evolved, and try to go beyond the standard interpretation of the issue. Even a seemingly straightforward issue will have complexities. You should examine, but not be restricted by, the following:

The history and development of the issue

What triggered the debate (article, political decision, event)

The nature of the media coverage

The stakeholders

The tone of the debate

The complexities

Whether the issue is likely to be resolved, and why/why not

You should then decide on your opinion on the issue, and write a presentation that aims to persuade your class to share your point of view. You may choose to support your oral presentation with other material (such as a PowerPoint presentation or a handout), but this is not a requirement of the task.

You are then asked to justify, in writing, the intention of decisions you have made about argument, language and the delivery of your presentation.

What am I trying to say?

How have I structured my piece to best convey my viewpoint?

How have I used language to persuade my audience?

How have I used the conventions of oral language to persuade my audience?

It is best to think of this as an analysis of your own argument. You are also encouraged to discuss some of the decisions you have made throughoutthe planning process, not just the final speech.

Unit 4 – Outcome 2:
Checklist for Oral Point of View

Selecting an Issue

Contentious topic with at least two sides – not just an event

Recently debated in the Australian media since September 1, 2025

Thorough understanding of the issue research

Clearly established contention

Pre-planning

Issue selection and contention submitted/shared with teacher

Planning and Writing your Speech

Purpose of the task/speech

Assessment criteria

Original material – own words

Clearly stated contention

Broad range of persuasive language techniques used

Tone

Introduction powerful opening statement

Body – well structured, based on main arguments

Conclusion strong ending, wraps up main points, finish on a powerful note

Edit and proofread your speech

Preparing your Presentation

Supplementary materials visual aids, PowerPoint etc.

Cue cards key points only

Familiar with material not reading the entire speech

Rehearse. Rehearse. Rehearse.

Practise / perform for others

Timing 4-6 minutes

No reading from PowerPoint

Dot points only on PowerPoint

Your computer can connect to the visual display equipment in the classroom.

Oral Presentation Skills

Be aware of the audience – engage them, inform them, entertain them

Confidence

Eye contact

Expressive voice

The three Ps Pause, Pace and Pitch

Here is the step-by-step guide to starting a business, explained in clear English:

The best way to start a business is to **solve a real problem that people are willing to pay for.**

To build a successful and sustainable business, you should follow this structured approach:

### 1. Market Research and Idea Validation

Having a great idea is a good start, but there must be a genuine demand for it in the market.

* **Problem Identification:** Does your product or service make someones life easier, save them time, or cut their costs?

* **Competitor Analysis:** Look at what your competitors are doing. Figure out your **Unique Selling Proposition (USP)**what makes you better or different?

### 2. Build a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)

Never test the depth of the river with both feet. Avoid investing all your capital upfront.

* Launch a **basic version** or prototype of your product/service first.

* Gather feedback from real customers. This minimizes your financial risk and helps you refine your product based on actual market data.

### 3. Business Planning and Budgeting

Create a clear, realistic roadmap for your finances and operations.

* **Revenue Model:** How exactly will you make money? (e.g., direct sales, subscriptions, freemium, or commissions?)

* **Expense Forecasting:** Map out your initial setup costs, operational expenses, marketing budget, and emergency reserves.

### 4. Marketing and Sales

Even the best product won’t sell if people don’t know it exists.

* **Digital Presence:** Utilize social media platforms, search engine optimization (SEO), and targeted ads to reach your audience.

* **Word of Mouth:** Provide exceptional customer service early on. Happy initial customers are your best marketers.

> **Pro Tip:** In the business world, **Execution** is worth millions; ideas are only worth pennies. Start small, learn fast, and scale up as you grow.

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