TaHE Section 1
These are 4 types of imagery named after the senses.
what is olfactory, gustatory, tactile, aural, visual?
This is the name of the character who owns the shop where Winston and Julia meet and the chapter where they first appear in the novel.
Who is Mr Charrington Part 1 Chapter 8?
This type of extended metaphor, often intellectual and unusual, is a hallmark of Donne’s poetry
What is a conceit?
This is the real name for Henry IV prior to taking the throne
Who is Henry Bolingbroke?
This ‘spotty’ well-known Shakespeare character is a key intertextual reference in Margaret Atwood’s lecture.
Who is Lady Macbeth?
The 3 styles of rhetoric first coined by Aristotle back in Ancient Greek times.
What are ethos, pathos, logos?
This is the specific title and author of the manifesto that features as the mise en abyme in Volume 2.
The theory and practice of oligarchical collectivism by Emmanuel Goldstein?
The protagonist of W;t, a scholar of Donne’s poetry, is diagnosed with this illness specifically
What is Stage 4 metastatic ovarian cancer?
The technical name for each set of fours plays designed partly to promote the Tudor Myth called The Henriad.
What is a tetralogy?
These three styles of writing can be asked of you in the HSC exam.
What are persuasive, discursive, imaginative?
These two techniques are opposite to each other but both refer to non-liner temporality in a prose text.
What are analepsis and prolepsis?
The name of the comrade invented by Winston as part of his work at which ministry.
Who is Comrade Ogilvy- ministry of truth?
Donne personifies death as a powerless figure, while Edson presents it through analysing this specific technique of syntax.
What is a comma?
This is the title of all 8 plays in The Henriad in the order they were written.
What are: Henry Vi part 1, Henry Vi Part 2, Henry 6 part 3, Richard 3, Richard 2, Henry 4 part 1, Henry 4 part 2, Henry V?
A well known rhetorical device that proposes a hypothetical simplified comparison to help a reader understand a more complex concept.
What is an analogy?
These are the 5 main text and human experience rubric sub points:
What are: Individual and collective, complex human emotions, Anomalies and paradoxes, power of storytelling, Motivations and experiences?
This term, referring to an early seminal writer, is a stylistic reference to describe the political hyperbole and irony offered by the book 1984.
What is Swiftian Satire?
This prop in W;t creates an allegorical connection between what original symbol in ‘A Valediction’.
What is Orange popsicle/ pair of compasses?
Shakespeare drew on the historical sources of this historian when writing his plays.
Who is Raphael Holinshead?
This writer plays with postmodern narrative devices such as self-reflexivity in his short story about a time.
Who is Collum McCann?
Parataxis, anastrophe and hyperbaton have this is common grammatically.
what is inverted structure of syntax?
The 17th Century nursery rhyme that is used to symbolise the systematic deconstruction of religion in the totalitarian socialist dystopia of Oceania and its significance to the plot in 1984.
What is 'Oranges and Lemons'?
Edson juxtaposes the sterility of intellectual understanding and medical jargon with the raw intimacy of human touch, reflecting a dichotomy named after this French philosopher.
Who is Rene Decartes?
This Elizabethan-era rebellion, led by these real Earls in 1569 is an evolution of the continued revolt by the Percy family which began with the revolt by Hotspur in Henry IV.
What is The Northern Rebellion or The Revolt of the Northern Earls led by Northumberland and Westmoreland?
These key verbs are missing from this Mod C rubric point: “They evaluate how writers use language creatively and imaginatively for a range of purposes; to _______ insights, ________ emotion, _________ the wonder of the natural world, ________ a perspective or to _________ an aesthetic vision.”
What are: express, evoke, describe, shape, share?