Language Analysis
Relates to people's concern about their financial wellbeing.
What is hip pocket nerve?
L.B Jefferies.
What is the name of the protagonist?
McDonalds.
What does Sonia always bring to class?
Judy Bridgewater.
Who sang 'Never Let Me Go'?
Minecraft
What was Lili's kahoot on?
A familiar but over used expression that carries a range of associations.
What is a cliche?
Set design, costume, hair, make up and props
What is mis en scene?
Harry Styles.
Who is Imogen's favourite One Direction member?
Politician.
What was Juliet's profession in TWDSC?
Fridge or pantry.
Where should you keep your tomato sauce?
Used to denigrate an opponent and by implication their point of view.
What is an attack?
"Queen Bee with her pick of the drones" Or "Juggling Wolves"
Who is Ms Torso?
Axolotl
What is Olivia's pet?
Floods, Fires, Disease and Technological failure
What are some of the apocalyptic events that occur in TWDSC?
Donuts.
What food would Ms Tudor bring in for us?
Places high value of the past and one's heritage, suggesting that abandoning tradition is damaging to society.
What is appeal to tradition and custom?
Green
Hogwarts.
Where does Chessi wish she could go to school?
Similarly, In contrast, in parallel to, Differently, Likewise, Mirroring...
What are comparative linking words?
Marissa.
Who lost lots of kahoots?
Why.
What is the most important section of your analysis?
McCarthyism and Post-War Paranoia.
What is the historical and political context of Rear Window?
Ivy, Billy and Hunter.
What are the name's of Ms Tudor's niece and nephews?
The turbulent and fleeting nature of the clone's lives and the decay that awaits them.
What does the washed up boat symbolise in NLMG?
Gilmore Girls, Friends and Grey's Anatomy.
What were some TV show kahoots we did?