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Module A: 'One Night the Moon'
Module A: 'One Night the Moon'
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1
What is context of Perkins' film 'One Night the Moon'?
The perilous first three months of 2020
Set in 2001, prior to Kevin Rudd's 2008 'Apology Speech'
Pre-Apology
After 2008
2
Which word is an evaluative word?
Highlights
Contrastingly
Influential
Although
3
Which character acts as the cultural mediator?
Albert Yang
Rose Ryan
The police sergeant
Jim Ryan
4
When is my Formative Task due?
Friday, May 1st
I don't know
Day 5, Week 1, Term 2
Sometime in the holidays
5
Which instrument has been used as a representation for Indigenous culture?
The didgeridoo
The violin
The bodhran
The clapsticks
6
What is this scene depicting?
Rose Ryan is lost
The Australian sunset
The grief of Rose Ryan
The greenery of the Australian landscape
7
Who is secretly an incredible chef?
Mr Symons
Miss Dougherty
Mrs Harper
Mr Baxter
8
What song best represents a change in mindset between Rose and Albert?
What do you know?
I Don't Know Anymore
One Night the Moon
Unfinished Business
9
Who sings the hymn at the end of the film?
Rose Ryan
The police sergeant
Albert's wife
Albert Yang
10
What is my Formative Task?
A complete essay
Three topic sentences
A paragraph
An introduction
11
What song best represents the cultural tensions?
Unfinished Business
One Night the Moon
This Land is Mine
Little Bones
12
What does the metaphor of the gate represent?
Keeping out bad things
Owning a piece of land
The futile attempt to control the land
How a closed mindset of restriction perpetuates tragedy
13
What is this close-up shot representing metaphorically?
Albert breaking into the Ryan's house
The discovery that toys are for children
Rose is scared
The understanding of another's pain
14
What is the name of the hymn sung at Emily's funeral?
Be thou my vision
Breathe on me, Breath of God
I vow to you my Saviour
I, the Lord of Sea and Sky
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What is 'One Night the Moon'?
Powerful musical comedy
Operatic musical tragedy
Action musical drama
Tragic musical drama
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What is this scene depicting?
The funeral of Emily Ryan
The barren Australian landscape
The death of Jim Ryan
The importance of religion
17
What is the purpose of Perkins' film?
To encourage the need for reconciliation
To empower an Indigenous revolution
To make White Settlers look like bad parents
To rewrite the Indigenous story
18
Which one of the following is a key idea in the film 'One Night the Moon'?
White settlers are rich
Empathy is the key to reconciliation
Indigenous peoples are happy in their jobs
Drinking tea is comforting
19
What type of folk tune is 'Little Bones' based on?
Indigenous folk tune
Irish folk tune
Chinese folk tune
Scandinavian folk tune
20
Who directed the film 'One Night the Moon'
Rachael Berkin
Rachel Perkins
Rochelle Birkenstock
Roger Perkington
21
What is the structure of the film?
Cyclical structure
Binary structure
Linear structure
Framed narrative
22
What scene best shows the need for reconciliation?
The funeral scene
The discovery of Emily's body
The juxtaposition of family sequence
The sequence of Jim's misery in the desert
23
What shows the cyclical structure or framed narrative of the film?
The constant rolling clouds and birds in the sky
The film is framed by the song 'I don't know anymore' and Jim's suicide
The film is top and tailed with a religious allusion.
The barren landscape
24
Which song shows the development of harmony between the Indigenous and non-indigenous characters?
Unfinished Business
Little Bones
One Night the Moon
I Don't Know Anymore
25
Who represents dominance in Australian society during the 1930s?
Jim Ryan
Albert Yang
Rose Ryan
The police sergeant
