Here are the answers to your questions based on the leaflet: Activity 5.1: Using pre-reading strategies 1) The purpose of the leaflet is to advertise the Zaika Indian Restaurant and attract potential customers by showcasing its cuisine and providing location details. 2) The font used in the banner for "Zaika Indian Restaurant" is decorative and ornate, possibly resembling traditional Indian script. This font is used to evoke a sense of authenticity, cultural richness, and elegance, aligning with the theme of an Indian restaurant. 3) The two images are: A photograph of various Indian spices and ingredients: This image contributes by visually appealing to the reader, suggesting the use of fresh, high-quality ingredients and the authentic flavours of Indian cuisine. It makes the food look enticing. A map of the restaurant's location: This image contributes by providing practical information, making it easy for potential customers to locate the restaurant and plan their visit. It enhances accessibility. Activity 5.2: Reading a visual text 1) The word 'cuisine' in the context "authentic experience in Indian cuisine" means a style or method of cooking, especially one characteristic of a particular country or region. 2) An antonym for the word 'best' is worst or poorest. 3) The word 'Johannesburg' is written with a capital letter because it is a proper noun, the name of a specific city. 4) The main idea or purpose of the leaflet is to promote the Zaika Indian Restaurant by highlighting its authentic Indian cuisine, fresh ingredients, and diverse menu, while also providing essential contact and location information to attract customers. 5) Two supporting ideas or purposes of the leaflet are: To emphasize the quality and freshness of ingredients used in their dishes. To provide clear directions and a map to help customers easily find the restaurant. 6) One element on the leaflet that demonstrates a supporting idea is the photograph of the spices and ingredients, which supports the idea of using fresh ingredients and offering authentic cuisine. Activity 5.3: Answering questions on a visual text 1) 'Bree' and 'Mint' are the names of roads or streets. 2) Directions are always written from a specific point of departure. Underneath the address in the leaflet are written directions. The two roads used as departure points at the start of these written directions are the De Villiers Graaff Motorway (M7) and 6th Avenue (as a key turning point early in the directions). 3) Two different types of Indian food the restaurant promises to serve are traditional favourites and dishes with a modern twist. 4) Yes, the photograph of Indian food and spices on the leaflet will attract customers to the restaurant. The image is vibrant and appealing, showcasing a variety of colourful spices and ingredients that make the food look delicious and authentic, thereby stimulating appetite and interest. 5) Yes, the directions given in this leaflet are effective. They provide clear, step-by-step instructions from a major motorway (M7) and include specific street names and turns, making it easy for customers to navigate to the restaurant. The accompanying map further enhances clarity. 6) The tone or style of the first paragraph in the leaflet is inviting, descriptive, and promotional. It uses positive language like "best and freshest ingredients," "authentic experience," and "everything from traditional favourites to dishes with a modern twist" to entice readers and create a positive, appealing image of the restaurant. 7) Yes, this is a good advertisement. It effectively combines visually appealing elements (logo, food photograph, map) with persuasive and informative text. It clearly communicates the restaurant's offerings, highlights its unique selling points, and provides all necessary practical information (address, directions), making it comprehensive and attractive to potential customers. That's 4 down. 1 left today — send the next one.