ENG2601 January/February Supplementary Exam Memo | Due 22 January 2026

ENG2601 January/February Supplementary Exam Memo | Due 22 January 2026

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ENG2601 January/February Supplementary Exam Memo | Due 22 January 2026. THREE ESSAYS PROVIDED. Read Text A and answer the questions that follows.
Lack of books in SA’s homes throws spotlight on Pirls shock
No books in 43% of households with young children, according to research by Unicef
by Tamar Kahn (Health & Science Correspondent)
Write a well-structured essay of approximately 1000 – 1200 words in which you analyse how genre, tone, audience and register contribute to establishing the purpose of the text. Refer to the text to substantiate your argument.

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ENG2601 January/February Supplementary Exam Memo | Due 22 January 2026. THREE ESSAYS PROVIDED. Read Text A and answer the questions that follows.
Lack of books in SA’s homes throws spotlight on Pirls shock
No books in 43% of households with young children, according to research by Unicef
by Tamar Kahn (Health & Science Correspondent)
Write a well-structured essay of approximately 1000 – 1200 words in which you analyse how genre, tone, audience and register contribute to establishing the purpose of the text. Refer to the text to substantiate your argument.

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ENG2601 January/February Supplementary Exam Memo | Due 22 January 2026. THREE ESSAYS PROVIDED. Read Text A and answer the questions that follows.
Lack of books in SA’s homes throws spotlight on Pirls shock
No books in 43% of households with young children, according to research by Unicef
by Tamar Kahn (Health & Science Correspondent)
Write a well-structured essay of approximately 1000 – 1200 words in which you analyse how genre, tone, audience and register contribute to establishing the purpose of the text. Refer to the text to substantiate your argument.

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