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Module A - Henry Lawson
Module A - Henry Lawson
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An HSC English Standard module
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Questions
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1
What is a "she-oak" ?
A type of tree
The girl from down the road
A type of flower
A milk drink
2
What is our focus for the Module?
The Bush
Techniques, Society and culture
Language, Identity and Culture
Craft of Writing
3
What dies in The Loaded Dog?
Jim
The local policeman
The playful black dog
The evil yellow dog
4
Which dangerous fish lived in the water in The Loaded Dog?
Cat-fish
Sharks
Piranha
Stone-fish
5
The line "The two-roomed house is built of round timber" is from which story?
Our Pipes
The Drover's Wife
The Loaded Dog
Shooting The Moon
6
When was Henry Lawson born?
1867
1800
1750
1901
7
What aspects of Australian bush culture does Lawson challenge?
The romantic landscape
The heroic bushman
The helpless wife /women
All of the above
8
Where were Dave Regan, Jim Bently, and Andy Page?
Bourke
Sydney Cove
Bega
Stony Creek
9
Which story are we not studying in this module?
The Drover's Wife
Shooting the Moon
Our Pipes
A Dry Season
10
How did the union member die in The Union Buries Its Dead?
Heart attack
Drowned
Stomped by cattle
Shot
11
Who recounted their story about smoking in Our Pipes?
Jim
Tommy
Mitchell
Jacky
12
'Shooting The Moon' means...
To literally shoot the moon with a gun
To escape by moonlight
Play darts and win
Go to the toilet
13
A 'shanty' is a
Alcoholic beverage
house
Verandah
Name of the nurse
14
Which Module are we studying Henry Lawson's work in?
A
D
B
C
15
Which stories does Mitchell not feature in?
Shooting the Moon
Our Pipes
The Loaded Dog
16
What's a 'swag'?
Sleeping bag
Tent
Billy
Bed roll
17
Who is Alligator?
The alligator in the dam
The dog
The eldest child
The snake
18
"They cannot afford to lose him." Whom can they not afford to lose?
Alligator
The snake
The Drover
Tommy
19
How would you best describe most of Lawson's key characters in his stories?
Party animals
Heroic and happy
Lonely and isolated
Living a comfortable life
20
"The wife has still a couple of ..."
chickens and goats
children
pounds of tobacco
cows, one horse, and a few sheep.
