What is the main goal of written mediation?, write fiction, transfer information, learn grammar, copy sentences, In exams, mediation is mostly from which language pair?, English to German, Latin to English, French to Spanish, German to English, Should you translate word for word in mediation?, No, Yes, In Step 1, what should you identify first?, new title, direct quotes, main points, page number, Which question helps find the text's purpose?, Who, where, what, Which font size, How many pages, What color, What should Step 2 include?, personal opinion, umbrella sentence, direct speech, full translation, What should you consider in Step 3?, paper size, text length only, your hobbies, target group, Which style may be needed in mediation?, scientific only, poetic only, formal or informal, humorous only, What should you use in Step 4?, copied paragraphs, direct speech, own words, long quotes, The introduction…, includes information about the author, title and publication details, establishes a relationship between mediator and reader, starts with a quote, includes the reason or purpose of your mediation, Should you use a new paragraph for each new aspect that is mentioned?, Yes, No, The main part contains…, the most important facts that are relevant for the readers, central phrases from the text, The conclusion…, gives a short summary of the main information, ends with a final thought, In the entire mediation, the writer…, translates the texts, refers to the text, uses typical characteristics of the target text type (formal or informal language), uses linking words, gives his/her own opinion

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