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DISCOVERY - AOS revision
DISCOVERY - AOS revision
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The participants discover
their ability to withstand tough situations.
that refugees get a good deal in Australia.
that some of their fellow participants are racist.
the dangers faced by refugees in their journey.
2
Techniques used to show the developing personal discoveries for the participants include
all of the above
panning shot
symbolism
voiceover
3
Discoveries may be
subtle - awareness of differences, changing values & ideas
all of the above
obvious - shown through facts, figures, physical events
4
A useful acronym to use when answering questions on unseen texts on 'Discovery' is
APICHO
TEETOL
TETAL
APICTE
5
Discoveries may be
spiritual
physical
any of the above
intellectual
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The first section of your Area of Study exam (Paper 1) is
extended response task
creative task
essay on Wilfred Owen
reading task
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The second section of your Area of Study exam (Paper 1) is
reading task
creative task
essay on Distinctively Visual
extended response task on the concept of Discovery
8
Raquel's line, “We all have hearts", shows the
fact she likes hearts ad flowers.
idea that she is stating the obvious.
power of human compassion & resilience of the human spirit.
power of a discovery.
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The names of the people featured in the documentary series are
Gleny Rae, Angus, Raquel, Dazza, Rozelle and Robert
Gleny Rae, Adam, Raquel, Darren, Raye and Roderick
Glenys, Adam, Rachel, Darren, Raye-Jo and Roderick
Glenys, Angus, Rachel, Dale, Raelene and Ronald
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There may be positive or negative consequences to a discovery for
any of the above
society
individual
groups
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You Area of Study exam has
eight sections
two sections
five sections
three sections
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The participants who undergo the greatest change, during the process of discovery, are
Roderick, Raquel
Adam, Darren
Raquel, Raye
Gleny Rae, Roderick
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The prescribed text we studied is called
Get out of here and go home
Go Back to Where You Started
Go Back to Where You Came From, Series 1
Get lost and go home
14
The narrator uses statistics to
counteract the emotion and inaccurate info from participants
confuse the viewer.
provide accurate information to the viewer.
prove how he is smarter than everyone else.
15
In Section 3 of the Area of Study exam (Paper 1) you must answer the question about Discovery
using evidence from GBTWYCF.
using evidence from GBTWYCF and at least one related text.
using evidence from GBTWYCF and three related texts.
using evidence from GBTWYCF and two related texts.
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The third section of your Area of Study exam (Paper 1) is
extended response task on the concept of Discovery
reading task
essay on Exploring Interactions
creative writing task
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An individual's response to a discovery may be affected by his/her
all of the above
historical and cultural values
personal perspective
social perspective
18
The purpose of
Go Back to Where You Came From
is to
help viewers learn more about other countries.
educate viewers about the reality of life as a refugee.
persuade viewers that many Australians are racist.
make money for the reality TV producers.
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A catalyst for a discovery may involve
both of the above
internal motivation (curiosity, wonder, necessity)
external motivation (new experiences, events)
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As viewers we discover how
understanding someone comes from spending time with them.
the media can shape our understanding of an issue.
any or all of the above
producers influence our reaction to participants.
