Mr Lloyd's super, amazing, fantastic, wonderously stupendous quiz about the incredible world of leaflets!

What is a leaflet?

• A glossy book full of different products
• A list of words and their meanings arranged in alphabetical order
• A printed sheet of folded paper containing information or advertising and usually distributed free.

A printed sheet of folded paper containing information or advertising and usually distributed free.

A leaflet would not be used for what?

• Listing words and their meanings
• Advertising a local attraction.
• Showing off a local restaurant.

Listing words and their meanings

What should a leaflet's heading do?

• Give the reader all the details they need
• Tell the reader what to do next
• Catch the reader's attention and make them want to read more

Catch the reader's attention and make them want to read more

What purpose do bright, colourful pictures on a leaflet serve?

• They make the leaflet more appealing.
• They are for people who can't be bothered to read the words.
• They fill up empty space.

They make the leaflet more appealing.

Why should a leaflet include a map?

• So possible visitors can plan their trips.
• So you can find your house on the map.
• To make the leaflet bigger, so there is more paper for a paper aeroplane.

So possible visitors can plan their trips.

Which one of the following is pursuasive?

• The rollercoasters are ok, a bit rubbish to be honest. I wouldn't bother.
• Come and see an incredible display of Plymouth's most phenomenal art galleries.
• It is like, um, decent enough I guess. It's a bit expensive, but If you have a free weekend, i'd give it a go.

Come and see an incredible display of Plymouth's most phenomenal art galleries.

Well done year 3!
Give yourself a pat on the back!

1. Attractive, eye catching design.
2. Title, and what leaflet is about.
3. Headings, sub headings, different sizes/fonts.
4. Paragraphs clearly written, present tense.
5. Persuasive slogans or language.
6. Photos/drawings/diagrams.
7. Useful information.
8. Maps.