Terms
The English word for "miljø".
What is setting?
The type of text "Numb Little Bug" is.
What is poetry/song?
Who is Catherine, Princess of Wales?
Name 3 mental health issues
What is depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, OCD, eating disorders, stress, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, etc.?
Explain the word twig.
What is a small branch from a tree?
How we recognise similes.
What is "like", "than", or "as"?
What the teacher in "The Curious Incident of a Dog in Nighttime" draws.
The receivers of the World Mental Health Day speech.
Who are young/teenaged Brits?
Who you might see if you suffer from mental health issues?
Who is a psychiatrist / shrink?
What Esther is wearing in the excerpt of "The Bel Jar".
What is a dirndl?
The model we use to analyse non-fiction.
What is the rhetorical pentagram?
The setting in "The Bell Jar"
What is a psychiatrists office?
What the author of "Mental health is the strongest taboo" claims is easier to talk about than mental health.
The type of mental illness adressed in "The Bell Jar"?
What is depression and anxiety?
What the main character in "The Curious Incident of a Dog in Nighttime" manages to do in the end of the excerpt?
What is take his A-levels in Maths?
What suffering from mental illness or being a child might make a narrator
What is unreliable?
The name of the main character in "The Curious Incident of a Dog in Nighttime".
What is Christopher?
What "Mental health is strongest taboo" is based on.
What is a survey?
The type of mental illness adressed in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in Nighttime"
What is autism?
Finish the lyrics "Do you ever get ...."
What is "a little bit tired of life"?
A term that describes common phrases with a non-logical meaning such as "a piece of cake".
What is an idiom?
The kind of narrator "The Bell Jar" has.
What is 1st person (unreliable) narrator?
Explain the word taboo.
What is something that people do not talk about?
What people with mental illnesses might experience from others.
What is prejudice?
What "And the world, it feels too big
Like a floating ball that's bound to break" is an example of.
What is simile?