Where is the emotion?
WHERE IS THE EMOTIVE LANGUAGE IN THIS SENTENCE: “The exhausted team dragged themselves across the field after the gruelling match.”
Emotive language: exhausted, dragged themselves, gruelling
“Imagine how happy everyone will feel when our class wins the reading challenge!”
What is my first name?
Jordana
What was the name of the main character in the film we watched last term?
Katie
What are the three categories that thriving learner is calculated on?
Effort, Behaviour, Attendance
WHERE IS THE EMOTIVE LANGUAGE IN THIS SENTENCE: “A wave of panic rushed through the crowd as the lights suddenly went out.”
Emotive language: panic, rushed
“We should start now because the task takes 20 minutes and lunch is in 25.”
Where did I go on holiday this year in Term 3? Extra point for what I did there?
South Island, New Zealand and SKIING
What was the name of the historical Australian figure we looked at in Term 2?
Ned Kelly
What is the name of the street DBSHS is on?
Phillip Parade
WHERE IS THE EMOTIVE LANGUAGE IN THIS SENTENCE: “She felt an overwhelming sense of relief when the test results came back better than expected.”
Emotive language: overwhelming, relief
“As a trained first-aid leader, I know this is the safest way to handle the situation.”
Name one of the prac teachers we had this year
Mr Smith or Miss B
Where were the Mitchell family going in the movie Mitchells vs the Machines?
On a roadtrip to drop Katie at college
What does PBL stand for?
Positive Behaviour for Learning
WHERE IS THE EMOTIVE LANGUAGE IN THIS SENTENCE: “The mayor’s shocking decision left residents furious and demanding immediate change.”
Emotive language: shocking, furious, demanding
“If we ignore the rubbish problem, animals in our area could suffer because of our choices.”
PATHOS
What colour is my water bottle?
Black
Last term what was the name of the thing you had to record for your assessment?
Podcast
How many kms is it to get to Hungry Jacks dbay? (it's between 500m-2km)
700m, 10min walk
WHERE IS THE EMOTIVE LANGUAGE IN THIS SENTENCE: “Despite their desperate pleas for support, the committee coldly dismissed the students’ concerns.”
Emotive language: desperate pleas, coldly dismissed
“The survey results show that 78% of students prefer quieter classrooms, so changing our routine is reasonable.”
LOGOS
Where are one of my playground duties?
High Ropes Area or Back of the oval
Name one of the film techniques you had to talk about in your assessment last term
vector, angles or social distance
What does HOD stand for at school? (e.g. we have a HOD of English)
Head of Department