This is the wordclass of the word in italics in the following sentence: The HTX students laughed at the English teacher.
What is a verb?
This is the name of Charlie's girlfriend in the novel
What is Mary?
This is the English name of the comic strip Steen og Stoffer
What is Calvin and Hobbes?
This is the name of the genre, where we analyse 'the gutter, the frames, the panels'
What are graphic novels/comic strips?
This is something that the kids in Captain Fantastic are not allowed to use when talking
What are 'non-words'?
This is the wordclass of the word in italics in the following sentence: the teacher is clever
What is an adjective?
This is what we, in literary terms, call the main character of a novel
What is a protagonist?
This was the main topic of the spoken word poem by Shane Koyczan
What is "bullying"?
These are genres that we analyse in English class (name at least three)
what are poetry, novels, short stories, movies, graphic novels/comics, speeches, news segments, articles...?
These are two contrasting words that we have used a lot to describe the theme of the course on growing up
What is 'innocence vs. experience'?
This is the wordclass of the word in italics in the following sentence:
During the fight, the English teacher was moving toward the table with knives
What is a preposition?
This is the word that Patrick uses to describe Charlie
What is a wall flower?
This was the poem by Philip Larkin that deals with a troubled childhood and the consequences thereof.
What is This be the Verse?
This is the name of the analytical model that we use to analyse narrative structure in novels or short stories (fiction)
What is Freytag's pyramid (or model)?
These are some of the main rhetorical devices that Tim Minchin uses to get his message through in 9 Life Lessons (name at least 3)
What is 'humour, repetition, juxtaposition, similies, opposition, antithesis, metaphores...?
This is the way to write the negation of the following sentence (nægtende sætning):
You love the way the cookie crumbles
What is:
You do not love the way the cookie crumbles.
This is the name of Charlie's teacher, who gives him books.
Who is Bill?
This is the author of the short story Indian Camp
Who was Ernest Hemningway?
This is the name of the 5-factor model with which we analyse non-fiction genres?
What is the rhetorical pentagram? (or Cicero's rhetorical pentagram)
This is what Jean Twenge has done research in, regarding the youth nowadays (explain in your own words)
What is the relation between the use of smart phones (and social media) and the happiness of the youth generation?
This is the explanation why there is a comma in the second sentence but not in the first (explain the rule - you may do this in Danish):
I bought a new house when I found a cat in my closet.
When I found a cat in my closet, I bought a new house.
Hvad er reglen, der siger, at "der er komma mellem ledsætning og hovedsætninger men ikke omvendt"?
What is the rule that instructs you to "put commas between an subordinate clause and a main clause but not the other way around"?
This is the author of the novel
Who is Stephen Chbosky?
This is the text/work that has the quote:
"Always tell the truth. Always take the high road. Live each day like it could be your last. Drink it in. Be adventurous, be bold, but savor it. It goes fast"
What is Captain Fantastic?
These are the 'linguistic tools', that we use to create effects in our writing
What are rhetorical devices?
This is a term that we use to describe what Nick goes through in Indian Camp
What is a 'rite of passage'?