Cronulla Riots revision

Question 1

What&#x27;s the difference between a social and a cultural context?

Accepted Answer

Cultural contexts are more specific and focus on smaller groups of society

Question 2

What is "context"?

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The circumstances and settings that provide background information

Question 3

The name of your English teacher for week 9 and 10:

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Mr Stephens

Question 4

(Multiple correct answers) Who was directly involved in the Cronulla Riots?

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Some Anglo-Saxon (white) Australians, Some Middle Eastern Australians

Question 5

What does the article suggest we should do to begin resolving these issues?

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Focus on education and celebrating diversity

Question 6

Why is historical context important?

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So we know the differences in values and attitudes between then and now

Question 7

(Multiple correct answers) Which of these were a factor in the Cronulla Riots?

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A fight between lifeguards and Lebanese Australians in the days before, Turf wars amongst surfies, Chain messages sent to rally people at the beach, Increasing Islamophobia in Western countries

Question 8

S.W.A.T. is an acronym that can be used to analyse:

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Television, Films

Question 9

All Australians were shocked by the outbreak of the Cronulla Riots

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False

Question 10

P.E.T.E.R. stands for:

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Point, Evidence, Technique, Explain, Response

Question 11

S.W.A.T. stands for:

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Symbols, Written, Audio, Technical

Question 12

In the SBS article, who was quoted as saying, "Racism in the political arena has... become much worse"?

Accepted Answer

Mr Said Kanawati, a delegate from United Muslims of Australia

Question 13

Roland Jabbour, chairman of the Australian Arabic Council, thinks Australia has "learned it&#x27;s lesson from the riots".

Accepted Answer

False

Question 14

State and school phone policy:

Accepted Answer

Off and Away

Question 15

What are some ongoing concerns the article mentions?

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How some politicians are encouraging people to become racist, How digital space (social media) lets people be more openly racist, How some politicians are making people who are already racist worse

Question 16

P.E.T.E.R. is an acronym that we can use for:

Accepted Answer

Creating paragraphs

Question 17

What year were the Cronulla Riots?

Accepted Answer

2005

Question 18

What are some good things that have developed since the Cronulla Riots?

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Attempts to celebrate differences, such as complimenting hijab colours, Workplace racism is now treated much more seriously

Cronulla Riots revision

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Cronulla Riots revision

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