Year 11 ATAR English Metalanguage

Question 1

What is the broadest way we analyse a text?

Accepted Answer

Genre

Question 2

"Texts whose purpose is to identify, examine and draw conclusions about other texts" is...

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Analytic Texts

Question 3

Which of the texts below do you HAVE to use in the upcoming task?

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Stolen

Question 4

What term acknowledges that what we are reading isn't reality?

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Representation

Question 5

Which of these is NOT necessarily reflective of narrative voice?

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Dialogue

Question 6

Sentence structure, vocabulary, punctuation and figurative language are examples of...

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Language Features

Question 7

What is the plural of medium?

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Media

Question 8

Prose is another word for...

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Narrative

Question 9

What underlies our attitudes?

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Our values

Question 10

What is an 'aesthetic'?

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A sense of beauty or an appreciation

Question 11

Which of these is NOT a 'mode'?

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Oral

Question 12

Language features analyse texts at the...

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Word and sentence level

Question 13

Soliloquy is a convention of which genre..

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Drama

Question 14

Can we analyse the 'style' of a film?

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Yes

Question 15

Conventions = Unbreakable Rules

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False

Question 16

Bonus: What can't Mr Keys be empathetic towards?

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Childbirth

Question 17

What does lexical choice address?

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Patterns in word choice

Question 18

Figurative Language refers to the literal meaning of things

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False

Question 19

Can you use elements of still images when analysing films?

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Yes

Question 20

Narrative voice = Authorial Voice

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Sometimes

Question 21

"Why are we doing this quiz?" is an example of what type of sentence?

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Interrogative

Questions 21