HSC Advanced English Modules

Question 1

who said “Now all that’s left is winning the people”.

Accepted Answer

Richard (Looking for Richard)

Question 2

"We pray with them for their loved ones who have died"

Accepted Answer

Deane

Question 3

Which two speeches are appeals for unity?

Accepted Answer

Sadat & Keating

Question 4

Who is the widow of King Henry VI?

Accepted Answer

Margaret

Question 5

Who says "why should a novelist need facts? Isn't fiction fact's antonym?"?

Accepted Answer

Geraldine Brooks

Question 6

What form is Looking For Richard?

Accepted Answer

docudrama

Question 7

What Act is this quote from: "There is no creature that loves me"

Accepted Answer

Act 5

Question 8

This module requires students to compare texts in order to explore them in relation to their

Accepted Answer

context

Question 9

What is Richard known as sometimes?

Accepted Answer

Loyal subject, Loving brother

Question 10

Who is Richard's right hand?

Accepted Answer

Buckingham

Question 11

What is the key point of the Deane's Speech?

Accepted Answer

The mutual feelings of loss after the accident.

Question 12

What is the purpose of Noel Pearson's speech?

Accepted Answer

To give a true account of Australia's colonial history.

Question 13

Pearson's speech was written in 1995

Accepted Answer

False

Question 14

Which controversial political figure does Pearson refer to?

Accepted Answer

Pauline Hanson

Question 15

Which speech makes a reference to Lady Macbeth?

Accepted Answer

Spotty Handed Villainesses

Question 16

Which speech uses a "Dr Jekyll-Mr Hyde" literary allusion

Accepted Answer

Margaret Atwood

Question 17

What are the superpowers that Sadat refers to?

Accepted Answer

USA and USSR

Question 18

Which of the following are ideas/values explored in Richard and Looking for Richard?

Accepted Answer

Individualism & ambivalence-exploration of flaws, Conscience, Providentialism, Humanism, Physiognomy Elizabethan anxieties, Integrity-moral and ethical boundaries, Great chain of being, Machiavellian politics, Hyperbolised character, Vice figure

Question 19

Which of the following best describes O, What is that Sound?

Accepted Answer

soldiers represented as invaders not protectors, dramatic dialogue - question and response - male and female

Question 20

Module C requires students to explore various representations of

Accepted Answer

events, personalities or situations

Question 21

Who is Sadat's target audience?

Accepted Answer

Israeli Knesset

Question 22

What's significant bout this quote When we speak with no feeling we get nothing out of society?

Accepted Answer

emphasis the fact society is lacking emotional conscience, Creates causation between language we use & actions we take

Question 23

When was Looking For Richard made?

Accepted Answer

1996

Question 24

Who says "permanent peace based on justice"?

Accepted Answer

Anwar Sadat

Question 25

Who is murdered in Act I?

Accepted Answer

Clarence

Question 26

Who does Pearson criticise?

Accepted Answer

Howard government

Question 27

Through exploring the intertextual connections between a pair of texts, students examine how

Accepted Answer

cultural contexts influence values & attitudes conveyed, cultural & historical contexts influence language forms, social & historical contexts influence the ideas in texts, social & cultural contexts influence language features

Question 28

Which one of these is not a well represented idea in Richard?

Accepted Answer

life and death

Question 29

"I am glad jailors fear the power of fiction, the power of words"

Accepted Answer

Brooks

Question 30

"The children are past crying, and their throats are full of dust"

Accepted Answer

Lessing, Doris

Question 31

What is the form of O, What is that Sound?

Accepted Answer

Ballad

Question 32

In what year was Margaret Atwood's speech written?

Accepted Answer

1994

HSC Advanced English Modules

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HSC Advanced English Modules

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