Why is the plantation being in state of Virginia important?

It is on the border of north and south, abolitionist and pro-slavery

'Burkitt uses words with dangerous connotations such as "imminent and vile"' - Why is this good writing?

Mentions connotations specifically, embeds evidence, uses author's name

Plantation Owners use their faith (religion) to:

Justify their stance on slavery

Who and significance: "All my life two pots are never empty. One is in the master’s kitchen the other in my own"

Cook - It demonstrates how slaves were deprived of their identity

What does alliteration achieve?

Adds emphasis and reinforces meaning

Giving something or someone animalistic characteristics

D'Aguiar often uses zoomorphism when referring to slaves in the text. What is the effect of this?

It demonstrates how slave owners saw slaves as subhuman

When writing the exam, I will:

Avoid using 'I', 'you' and 'we' at all costs unless it is a quote

Identify the author, date, article type and where the article was published

Bruce Guthrie, July 21 - 2013, opinion piece, Sunday Age

Okay, I will do that, I understand that I may be at a disadvantage if I don't

The structure of the exam is:

10 minutes reading, 2 hours for a text response and argument analysis

What should we include in a text response introduction?

Some context, our response to the prompt, an outline of our three arguments

The biological son of Sanders Senior and Cook but raised by Whitechapel

What is the effect of Sanders Senior's chapter being written in the form of diary entries?

We get a more accurate insight into his emotions and psyche

I will try my best on this exam because it is good practice for VCE and an opportunity to show how much you have learned

That is correct, Yes, 100%, Okay

Which responds well to the prompt below? (TLM abbreviation used for all

TLM presents a relentlessly bleak world but offers some hope for the future

Over the weekend I will:

Revise for the exam using the resources provided on the lesson plans

Why is the 'The Virginian' chapter significant?

It reflects the multiple perspectives around slavery at the time

Background Info, Article Info, Audience, Contention, Intention, Tone

Which is the best example of formal argument analysis writing:

Burkitt uses words with dangerous connotations such as "imminent and vile"

When writing an argument analysis, it is important to:

Explore how the author intends to position the audience

"I acknowledge being seen as cool is part of the vaping problem, but when are we going to wake up to the consequences?"

The tone is understanding but urgent

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1
Which of the following techniques adds credibility to the author's argument?
Repetition
Inclusive Language
Metaphor
Anecdote
2
A better way to phrase 'appealing to money' would be:
Appeal to finance
Appeal to the wallet
Appeal to sense of money
Appeal to hip-pocket nerve
3
Why is the plantation being in state of Virginia important?
It is where the abolitionist movement started and slavery eventually ended
It was the most prejudicial state
It was where most plantations were
It is on the border of north and south, abolitionist and pro-slavery
4
'Burkitt uses words with dangerous connotations such as "imminent and vile"' - Why is this good writing?
Identifies the persuasive device, appeal and how the audience is positioned
Mentions connotations specifically, embeds evidence, uses author's name
The evidence relates to the contention and the argument
Uses evidence, complicated language, uses author's name
5
Plantation Owners use their faith (religion) to:
Guide their decisions
Get into the Gentlemen's Club
Care for themselves and their family
Justify their stance on slavery
6
Who and significance: "All my life two pots are never empty. One is in the master’s kitchen the other in my own"
Cook - It demonstrates her role as a cook on the plantation
Cook - It demonstrates how slaves were deprived of their identity
Whitechapel - It represents her inner turmoil
Whitechapel - It represents his inability to fully care for his family
7
What does alliteration achieve?
Sticks in the audience's head
It reinforces the author's contention
Adds emphasis and reinforces meaning
It makes the argument sound rhythmic and musical
8
"Our children have the stress of juggling VCE exams, socialising and part-time work" - Who is the target audience?
Parents of teens
Students
Parents that work
Parents
9
Zoomorphism is:
Giving something non-human human characteristics
Giving a human inhuman characteristics
Giving something human non-human characteristics
Giving something or someone animalistic characteristics
10
An appeal to a deep-seated belief that we all have the right to be treated fairly in an:
Appeal to justice
Appeal to fairness
Appeal to reason
Appeal to rights
11
D'Aguiar often uses zoomorphism when referring to slaves in the text. What is the effect of this?
It demonstrates how slave owners saw slaves as subhuman
It makes the slaves comply
It shows that D'Aguiar himself has prejudice
It makes it a confronting experience for D'Aguiar's reader
12
When writing the exam, I will:
Include my personal perspective on the novel and the issue in the AA
Talk to my friends and make suspicious eye contact
Spend all my time on the part I am most confident with
Avoid using 'I', 'you' and 'we' at all costs unless it is a quote
13
What is significant about Chapel's chapter?
It offers multiple perspectives
It is written in poetry
He is the protagonist
He writes in the first person
14
Identify the author, date, article type and where the article was published
Bruce Guthrie, July 21 - 2013, opinion piece, Sunday Age
Bruce, July 2013, persuasive piece, and online
Bruce Guthrie, July 21 - 2013, editorial, The Age
Bruce Guthrie, July 21 - 2013, opinion piece, online
15
Bring a dictionary
Okay
I trust that I know every word in the English language so I don't need one
I will do that
I understand that I may be at a disadvantage if I don't
16
If an author uses words with dangerous connotations such as 'flesh-eating', they are most likely appealing to:
Fear
Family Values
Anger
Safety
17
The structure of the exam is:
2 hours for a text response, 2 hours for argument analysis
10 minutes reading, 1 hour for a text response
2 hours for a text response and argument analysis
10 minutes reading, 2 hours for a text response and argument analysis
18
What should we include in a text response introduction?
Some context, our response to the prompt, an outline of our three arguments
Some context, an outline of our three arguments, evidence for each argument
A response to the prompt, some context, the year TLM was published
A response to the prompt, an outline of our three arguments, personal links
19
Chapel is:
The biological son of Whitechapel and Cook
The biological son of Mr Whitechapel and Cook but raised by Whitechapel
Adopted by Cook and Whitechapel, the husband of Lydia
The biological son of Sanders Senior and Cook but raised by Whitechapel
20
When discussing evidence in AA, it is best to consider how the author intends for the audience to:
Think, Feel, Act
Live, Laugh, Love
Understand the argument
React
21
What is the effect of Sanders Senior's chapter being written in the form of diary entries?
All of the above
We get a more accurate insight into his emotions and psyche
We are encouraged to empathise with him
We see how brutal he is to others, particularly slaves
22
I will try my best on this exam because it is good practice for VCE and an opportunity to show how much you have learned
That is correct
Yes
100%
Okay
23
Which responds well to the prompt below? (TLM abbreviation used for all
TLM presents a world where hope can overcome anything
I think TLM presents a relentlessly bleak world, but offers some hope
TLM does present a world that is relentlessly bleak
TLM presents a relentlessly bleak world but offers some hope for the future
24
Over the weekend I will:
Get angry about the fact that I have to do an exam and play Fortnite
Revise for the exam using the resources provided on the lesson plans
Ignore the impending exam and hope for the best on Tuesday
Re-read Twelve Angry men because Reginald Rose is cool and important
25
Why is the 'The Virginian' chapter significant?
It reflects the multiple perspectives around slavery at the time
It reflects the perspective of the abolitionist movement
We find out that Miss L. is Lydia
It reflects the perspective of those that were pro-slavery
26
BAACIT stands for:
Background Info, Arguments, Author, Contention, Intention, Tone
Background, Article Info, Author, Contention, Intention, Target Audience
Background Info, Article Info, Audience, Contention, Intention, Tone
Background Info, Arguments, Author, Contention, Intention, Time Frame
27
Which is the best example of formal argument analysis writing:
"Imminent and vile". The situation is bad.
Burkitt says "the situation is imminent and vile" which shows it is bad.
Burkitt words like "imminent and vile" which sound dangerous.
Burkitt uses words with dangerous connotations such as "imminent and vile"
28
When writing an argument analysis, it is important to:
Offer your stance on the issue
Offer your stance on how effective the argument is
Offer your stance on the author's credibility
Explore how the author intends to position the audience
29
"I acknowledge being seen as cool is part of the vaping problem, but when are we going to wake up to the consequences?"
The tone is outraged and aggressive
The tone is informative and persuasive
The tone is understanding but urgent
The tone is angry and upset
30
What does Chapel's chapter being written in poetry represent?
His freedom through education
All of the above
His rebellious nature
His love for his mother and Lydia
31
When referring to the 'Remembering' and 'Forgetting' sections of the book, we should call them:
Start and End
Prologue and Epilogue
First and Last Chapters
Whitechapel's Chapters

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