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Year 12 checking for understanding of the English Objectives
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Hamartia is
the character's home
Shakespeare's son's name
Hamlet in Danish
our tragic flaws eg. greed, pride, ambition
2
Hamlet is not a play about
Revenge
Machiavellian politicians
The Human Condition
Burial Rites
3
The following "texts" are referenced explicitly in the play
Ancient Roman scripts
The Quran
Other popular Tragedy plays
Greek Mythology
4
The EA is marked out of 55
True
False
5
A thesis is
An opinion
A provable statement
A question to be answered
An answer to a question
6
The Aesthetic Feature of a
motif
is
a character's motivation
like a symbol
like a theme
a simile
7
The Question will come from
Objectives 2, 3, 4 +8
Objectives 1-11
Objectives 3 /+ 4 /+ 5
Objective 3
8
A villain
is a power hungry uncle, like Claudius
is an Aesthetic Feature employed by Shakespeare
is a procrastinator, like Hamlet
is a dog friend, like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern
9
Knowledge about William Shakespeare reflects which objective
3
6
4
5
10
Revenge is
An identity in the play
A concept unknown by audiences' in Elizabethan England
solely explored in Hamlet
A theme explored in the play, Hamlet
11
Knowledge of when the play was published is objective?
3
4
5
7
12
Aside is a Stylistic Device
True
False
13
Protestantism is a form of Christianity
True
False
14
Shakespeare wrote Hamlet
As a metaphor for how to treat your family
When Elizabethan England was facing an uncertain political future
After his son, Hamlet, died
At the start of his career
15
Using a quote in a topic sentence is a good idea
False
True
16
Knowledge of the political, social, religious world Shakespeare lived is?
Analysis of the ways ideas underpin the text
Analysis of the writer's choices
Analysis of perspectives and representations
Analysis of Aesthetic features and Stylistic devices
17
The KA objectives are
1 + 2 + 3
5 + 4 +6
3 + 4 + 5
3 +6 + 7
18
If Hamlet is the protagonist, the antagonist is
Claudius
Gertrude
Laertes
Ophelia
19
The markers need a recap of the play plot
True
False
20
What are the parts of Analysing
Identify + Explain + Examine
Explain + Evaluate
Evaluate + Comprehend + Discuss
Discuss + Evaluate + Examine
21
When referencing the text in context you could use
Early Modern England
First Elizabethan England
Shakespeare's England
King Jacobean England
22
We are marked on
ISMG- Instrument Speciifc Marking Guide
EAMG- External Assessment Marking Guide
ISS- Instrument Specific Standards
EMAG- External Marking Guide
23
Explicit references to costume and acting was due to the hasty production times of shows at the time
True
False
24
The pirates- letter- return is an example of the Aesthetic Feature of
deus ex machina
narrative arc
aside
metaphor
25
I can only get top marks if I use explicit quotes
True
False
26
Lighting is an Aesthetic Feature in Hamlet
True
False
27
There are how many revenge plots
2 (Hamlet + Laertes)
4 (Hamlet + Claudius + Laertes + Gertrude)
3 (Hamlet + Laertes + Fortinbras)
1 (Hamlet)
28
English Teachers will teach the "correct" answer to the test
False
True
29
The character of Hamlet
is relevant to study in 2020
reflects the noble avenging son trope
reflects the Hero trope
is an Aesthetic Feature
30
There are how many objectives assessed in the EA
7
12
11
10
31
I can use personal pronouns, rhetorical questions and colloquialisms
True
False
32
The audience enjoyed tragedies over comedies
False
True
33
The mnemonic for an introduction, CATTAPOD, stands for
Context + Author + Text + Thesis + Argument + Plan of development
Concept + Audience + Thesis + Theme + Argument + Plan of Development
Character + Author + Theme + Thesis + Analysis + Plan of development
Character + Audience + Thesis + Theme + Analysis + Plan of development
34
The 5 Act Structure was
a direct reflection of Aristotle's model of story telling
always followed in Tragedies in Elizabethan England
rigid and expected in London in 1599
copied after Shakespeare used it
35
Power is a theme
False
True
36
It is unknown when the play as actually published
True
False
37
Elsinore is a real castle you can visit
True
False
38
QCAA will release the English EA question
one week prior to the exam
27th October
25th October
26th October
39
Which of the following could boost Objective 11. Spelling & Punctuation
Reading any kind of text eg. magazine
Reading my mates essay
Watching Netflix
Memorising words
40
The question will probz be about relevance to 2020
True
False
41
The Denmark Tragedy actually occurred
True
False
42
Suicide was considered a sin in the Protestant faith
True
False
