Morphological matrix

I have been thinking about all the different ways a child might be required to write and rembered a handy tool from the Mind Gym book called a morphological matrix
basically you complete a grid with lists of attributes and then to choose different combinations from each list
so here it is anyway , unfinished as yet , but hopefully a handy tool when thinking of a different way to set a written task

Format of writing	Audience or in character as	Purpose
Diary	Teacher	entertain
letter	Young child	describe
email	Best friend	Make someone apologise
Web page	MP	Make someone feel bad
text	Pop star	Make someone feel sad
Encyclopaedia page	Police	Make someone laugh
blog	Head of school	Inform
website	Character from book	instruct
Twitter entry	Famous person from history	Explain
Shopping list	Alien	Thrill
Memo	TV star	Warn
Witness statement	Film star	Remember
Factfile	Children’s laureate	Reminisce
Questions	The queen	Predict
Instructions	An animal	scare
Page from a book	An inanimate object	Say sorry
Leaflet	Spaceman	Persuade
Story	Doctor	Give choices
report	scientist	Ask for help
Story ending	A puppet	Get more information
Story opener	Chef	Justify a decision
Character description	Yourself	Show you understand
Questionnaire	The rest of the school	Show you care
Song	An imaginary creature	sympathise
Poem	An author	disagree
Rap	Someone you dislike	debate
Limerick	Someone you love	Say thankyou
Acrostic	Parent
Chart	Grandparent
Poster	Great grandparent
Series of notes
News report
Advertisement
Invitation
menu
playscript
Interview questions
prayer