Past the Shallows
Oodgeroo Noonuccal
One Night the Moon
Craft of Writing
Miss Wilson
General English
100
Who is the author of Past The Shallows?

Favell Parrett

100

What place did she visit to inspire her poetry?

China

100

What is the name of the farmer main character?

Jim Ryan

100

What is an anecdote, and why might a composer use it?

A short personal story; builds connection and makes ideas relatable.

100

How old is Miss Wilson

34

100

How long is the HSC paper 1 exam?

1hour and 30min

200

What are Harry's brothers names?

Miles, Joe

200

Of what heritage is Oodgeroo Noonuccal?

Indigenous Australian

200

What is the name of the Aboriginal tracker in One Night the Moon?

Albert

200

In Jobs’ speech, what rhetorical technique is used in “Stay hungry, stay foolish”?

Imperative + repetition/parallelism.

200

What did Miss Wilson do before becoming a teacher?

Pubs (hospitality) and Retail (fashion)

200

Define anaphora

the repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive clauses.

300

What's Harry's aunts name?

Aunt Jean
300

What dreamtime figure does Oodgeroo use frequently throughout her poetry, especially Reed Flute Cave?

The Rainbow Serpent

300

What is the title of the song used to describe the land in One Night the Moon?

This Land is Mine

300

What is the central message of Steve Jobs’ Stanford speech?

Follow your passion and live with purpose knowing life is short.

300

Has Miss Wilson ever broken a bone?

No

300

In film, what do we call a shot taken from directly above the subject?

Bird’s-eye view (or overhead shot)

400

What state was Past the Shallows set in?

Tasmania, Aus

400

If a poem doesn’t rhyme, what type of verse is it usually called?

Free-verse

400

What decade was One Night the Moon set in and which Australian historical context does the film engage with? 

1930s, Stolen Generations, Great Depression

400

How does Bradbury use setting to reflect his fears about technology?

Empty streets and lifeless houses show isolation caused by technology.

400

What year did Miss Wilson start at BHC?

2020

400

What is symbolism?

Symbolism is a literary device that uses symbols, be they words, people, marks, locations, or abstract ideas to represent something beyond the literal meaning.

500

What year was Past the Shallows written in?

2011

500

What year was Oodgeroo Noonuccal born in?

1920

500

What does the fence in the film symbolise?

Division/barriers between cultures and perspectives

500

What is the difference between form and style in writing?

Form is the type of text (e.g. speech, short story, poem). Style is how language is used (tone, diction, techniques).

500

What food could I eat every day and never get sick of?

Potato

500

Name 2 different types of Allusions that can occur in a text.

Historical, Biblical, Literary

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