The Final Quarter
What happened to Adam Goodes' during his games that lead him to retire early?
He was being constantly booed through his games and only when he touched the ball.
In DNA, how similar on a percentile are we?
99.99%
What does Miss Philp always have in her hair?
A scrunchie
What colour is the Biscoff label?
red
What weather events happen in the play?
It's boiling hot and then it starts raining
Adam Goodes' did something that divided the nation. What did he do and why was it so controversial in the media?
In an Indigenous round game, he performed a celebratory war cry after scoring a goal. People saw it as an attack and an act of "war" as they saw it aggressive.
What is racism?
prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism by an individual, community, or institution against a person or people on the basis of their membership of a particular racial or ethnic group, typically one that is a minority or marginalized.
Miss Philp used to have this all the time before class and Ella K used to always ask if she's had it. What was it?
Her lemonade!
What colour is the BBQ shapes box?
Green
How many jurors where there?
12
What did Adam Goodes' win for his contribution for being a voice for his work in ending racism?
The Australian of the Year
What is the purpose of the project that the school is doing?
It was to explore racial biases and advocate for anti-racism education to promote positive change to attitudes, beliefs and values to foster a more inclusive community.
Why does Miss Philp need to eat in L3 of class?
She will be grumpy from her year 7s being silly.
Name the primary colours?
Cyan, Red, Yellow
How does the play highlight racism?
Through the characters subtle biases and prejudices throughout the film by making assumptions about the boy on trial. Jurors based a lot of their judgement due to his race, where he lived (the slum) and how old he was.
Goodes' mentioned that people should be curious and ask questions in regards to his war cry that he did in a game. Why might he be urging people to do this?
So people can learn and understand Indigenous histories and remove anger, hatred and ignorance from their values and beliefs
What is white privilege?
inherent advantages possessed by a white person on the basis of their race in a society characterized by racial inequality and injustice.
What colour is the pumpkin of speech
Pale green
What is the name of our galaxy?
The Milky Way
Why does Juror 8 challenge the others to challenge their biases?
He insists that the defendant, regardless of his background, deserves a fair trial and that justice cannot be swayed by personal prejudice. Juror 8’s calm, reasoned approach to dismantling the case against the defendant serves as a counterpoint to the racist attitudes of others, showing the importance of overcoming bias in the pursuit of justice.
Adam Goodes' said that "racism has many faces, and on that night it was a 13 year old girl which isn't her fault." What is he trying to say.
He is saying that racism is not born but learnt. Goodes' is saying she has learnt it from her environment (parents, family, friends, etc.)
How much of the Anglo-Celtic ancestry make up the Australian population?
58%
What colour is Miss Philp's main pencil case in her bag?
RED
There is a movie about a guy comes from Antarctica and wants to surf in this big comp, fails, then does well and still loses. What is that movie?
Surfs Up
The play explore how racism plagues the justice system. Who challenges this and why does he do it?
Juror 8 challenges others to consider other options and how the "system" isn't as reliable as we think. The play highlights how racism can infiltrate the justice system, particularly in the way jurors bring their personal biases into the courtroom. By showing how easily prejudice can influence life-or-death decisions, 12 Angry Men acts as a critique of racial injustice and the need for vigilance against racism in the legal system.
How does this documentary highlight the media's story telling ability in portraying racism?
It represents the medias storytelling of sharing certain values, opinions and beliefs to their target audience. primarily, white Australians
What is systematic racism?
system within that perpetuates racist ideology/belief
In HPE, what was the most recent thing Miss Philp snuck into class to eat?
BBQ shapes!
This movie is super scary and is about a kid that can dream walk. What is that movie?
Insidious
Why did the chicken cross the road?
To go see Azalia work at KFC
What does this documentary have in common with 12 Angry Men?
It highlights the how prejudice and bias can be influences by individuals sharing their perception and beliefs which affects peoples judgment.
What is the Stolen Generation?
The Stolen Generations were the children of Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent who were removed from their families by the Australian federal and state government agencies and church missions, under acts of their respective parliaments
What colour of whiteboard marker does Miss Philp use the most?
Blue, black or sometimes purple!
Everyone has it, no one can lose it
A shadow
Who ACTUALLY created the play?
Reginald Rose