Common Module
What you have to analyse in Paper 1, Section 1.
What is a unseen related text?
The amount of poems we have to study for this module.
What is six?
Unique characteristics that distinguish something or someone from the rest.
What is a distinctive quality?
A distinctive repeating symbol or idea; often, it helps develop other narrative aspects such as theme or mood.
What is a motif?
The number of minutes you should spend per mark in Paper 2.
What is two minutes?
A deviation from what is standard, normal or expected
What is an anomaly?
The poem that begins with "that lone tree on the ridge/is that my father?"
What is Leaves?
The author of Feed.
Who is M.T. Anderson?
The amount and name/s of characters in the story The Pedestrian.
What one and Leonard Mead?
The orator of the speech "The Fringe Benefits of Failure and the Importance of Imagination".
Who is JK Rowling?
The emotion Billy and the Elliot family struggle with as a result of losing his mother.
What is grief?
The poem that represents loss and grieving through a deep connection to nature.
What is 'Trance'?
Something that MT Anderson suggests leads to a decline in intelligence if poorly used.
What is the rise of technology?
The symbol for Mr Mead's individuality and freedom in 'The Pedestrian'.
What is the light in Mead's house?
The mark allocation for each section/module in English Paper 2.
Billy learning how to dance in the same hall in which he enters to "become a man." is an example of this.
What is a paradox?
Finish this line..."the eyes of submission..."
What is "are blinded now"?
A distinctive quality that separates the text into parts.
What is structure?
A first person evaluation of your creative choices.
What is reflective writing?
The date will you be sitting the first English HSC paper.
What is Tuesday 15th of October?
The year and context Billy Elliot is set in.
Thatcher era England during the 1984 miner's strikes.
The recurring technique used in "Trance" from 'Leaves'.
What is personification and symbolism?
What is dystopian, cyberpunk, satire, science fiction and bildungsroman?
The five key features of discursive texts.
What are
- authentic first person voice
- balanced discussion
- open ended
- draws on personal feelings, opinions or thoughts
- uses figurative and imaginative language throughout
Schools TM, Clouds TM and Leisions as fashion.
What are examples of corporate control and impacts of over-consumerism in Feed?