Prose Fiction
Representations of a Nation
Performing Poetry
Speculative Fiction
Our current unit...
100

What were the main 2 texts that we focused on in this unit? 

Little Squirt and Wagging

100

What were the 4 aspects in Representations of a Nation that we learnt the most about?

Symbols, stereotypes, myths and icons. 

100

What type of poetry did we focus on?

Slam poetry

100

What is the prompt that makes a narrative "Speculative Fiction"?

"What if..."

100

Spell the unit name!

Perseverance. 

200

What structure is used to build tension in narrative writing? 

Pebble, rock, boulder. 

200

Explain the difference between a dominant representation, and marginalized representation in media, and why this matters. 

Dominant representation is what is mostly shown, whereas marginalized is the minority - if shown, at all. It matters as ALL people should be represented, and included in media.

200

What is unique about slam poetry?

The way it is performed, spoken with strong emotion and performance.

200

How many questions did you have to answer for the Writers' Statement, and what was the approximate word count?

3 questions, equaling 150-200 words. 

200

What film did we study, and what year was it released? 

The Greatest Showman, 2017.

300

What was the moral of the story, Little Squirt?

Training and hard work can lead to success!

300

What was the episode of Bluey called that we analysed? 

BBQ

300

How many stanzas, and lines was your poem required to have for the summative assessment? 

3 stanzas, 4 lines each (12 total).

300

Take a guess of who's 4 narratives were used for the 902 Book Club... 

Jezzmond, Marsimoy, Chelsea and Moumen

300

Describe the assessment for this unit. 

A PowerPoint, with a character study looking at 2 characters from the film and how they showed perseverance (written in PEEL paragraphs).

400

What template do you use to write a narrative?

Narrative story graph

400

Define a "True Blue" Aussie, according to the 1986 song.

A very genuine, loyal and hard-working Aussie. 

400

Name 5 of the major techniques that we learnt in this unit. 

Imagery, metaphor, alliteration, rhyme, and hyperbole. 

400

What are the 3 most common Speculative Fiction genres? 

Fantasy, Sci-Fi, and Horror. 

400

What were the two 'mindsets' that we learnt early in the unit? 

Growth mindset and fixed mindset. 

500

Describe the assessment for this unit.

A comparative test, looking at the two short stories - completed under test conditions. 

500

What was the song that we compared True Blue with? (bonus: name the band's name)

‘I am Australian’ by The Seekers

500

What was the name of the organization that presented to our class for this unit?  

Poetry in Action

500

What were the 7 techniques listed on the task sheet for you to choose from, when writing your own Speculative Fiction narrative? (bonus: how many did you HAVE to use?)

Imagery, simile, metaphor, alliteration, onomatopoeia, hyperbole, and symbolism.

500

Name 5 of the text types that we analysed in this unit. 

Quotes

Images

Narrative

Songs

Short films

Films