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Textual Conversations: The Tempest and Hagseed
Textual Conversations: The Tempest and Hagseed
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Why did Atwood choose to set Hagseed in a prison? (multichoice)
She wanted to promote the rehabilitation rather than incarceration
She could not find a modern day place that is as isolated as an island
To emphasise the physical and metaphoric prisons that appear in the play
None of the above
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In which module might you argue about "common or disparate issues, values, assumptions or perspectives"?
Mod B
Common module
Mod A
Mod C
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"To be or not to be" is a famous soliloquy from the Tempest
False
True
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Textual Evidence means you need to include...
Quotes or Description of form and structure and techniques
Techniques
Quotes
Description of the text
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who wrote hagseed
William Shakespaere
William Shakespeare
Margret Atwood
Margaret Atwood
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What are the three main genres of the Tempest?
Romance, Tragedy, Comedy
Comedy, Tragedy, Thriller
Comedy, Tragedy, and Horror
Comedy, Action, Thriller
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What words all relate to the module language
Resonance, dissonance, common/disparate issues, textual conversations.
textual integrity, appropriate register, structure and modality.
module language
write for a range of audience and purpose, creative/imaginative language
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Module A: Textual Conversations - what does intertextuality mean? (multichoice)
the shaping of a text's meaning by another text
the interconnection between similar or related works of literature that ref
plagiarism
a textual conversation
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According to Atwood, what type of text is Hagseed?
Humanist
Feminist
Communist
Socialist
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What background is 8Handz in Hagseed?
South Indian
North Indian
East Indian
West Indian
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The Tempest is thought to be
Shakespeare's only play
Shakespeare's last play
A play written specifically for Elizabeth I
Shakespeare's second play
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How is Ferdinand another example of the Tragedy in The Tempest? (Multichoice)
He is a good hearted character and fiercely loyal
All of the Above
He must work to prove his love for Miranda
He is naive to the intentions of those around him
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'The Tempest' is a comedy.
True
False
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Why did Atwood choose to reimagine Alonso and Antonio into politicians in Hagseed?
Federal politics was contemporary equivalent of Renaissnce Feudal society
Represent the shift from Renaissance Christianity to secularism
Federal politics was contemporary equivalent of Renaissance Colonisation
Politicians was contemporary equivalent of Renaissance Humanist thinks
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How many parts does Hagseed consist of?
5
3
4
6
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Hagseed begins in 2013.
False
True
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Which character/s from the Tempest does Miranda in Hagseed represent?
Miranda
Miranda and Ariel
Ariel
Caliban
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What is a tempest?
A storm
A desert island
A shipwreck
The name of Prospero's daughter
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What is the name of Module A?
Critical Study of Text
Textual Conversations
Texts and Human Experiences
The Craft of Writing
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Metafiction is portrayed in Hagseed by breaking the fourth wall, which of the following is not an example of Metafiction
Rap by Caliban/Leggs
The spirit/imagination/vision of Felix’s daughter Miranda
Anne-Marie and Freddie falling in love in one meeting
Sal, Tony and Lonnie believing Leggs (Caliban) is a demon
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Module A requires you to write...
Analytically
Persuasively
Comparatively
An evaluation
22
Where is the opening scene of The Tempest set?
Near Caliban's cave
Antonio's chambers in Milan
A ship at sea
A remote part of the island
23
In Hagseed: (ch 43, pg 256) what possibility of transformation has Anne-Maries brought the audiences attention to?
Kills the idea of a perfect daughter
Vision of female empowerment
Relinquishment
Forgiveness
24
Where is Hagseed set?
Australia
New Zealand
United States of America
Canada
25
The Prescribed Text(s) for Module A?
Go Back To Where You Came From by O’Mahoney
The Tempest, by Shakespeare and Hagseed by Atwood
Selected Poems by T.S. Eliot
Eulogy for Gough Whitlam and Spotty Handed Villainesses
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Module A - Textual Conversations requires you to discuss
Arthur Miller's "The Crucible"
Shakespeare's "The Tempest" and Atwood's "Hag-Seed"
TS Eliot's suite of poetry
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When addressing textual evidence, you should...
Include a technique to demonstrate how the example works
Include an example to show how a technique works
Include a quote
Include a technique
28
Who or what caused the tempest?
Mirnada in a fit of rage
Angry spirits - to punish Prospero
Global warming
Prospero - to get his enemies onto the island
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The Tempest was Shakespeare's last play
True
False
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Who is the main Tragic Hero in the Tempest?
Ferdinand
Miranda
Prospero
Ariel
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Textual Evidence means you need to include...
Description of the text
Techniques
Quotes
Quotes/Description of form/structure and techniques
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He calls me a poison, a filth, a slave, He prison me up to make me behave, but I’m Hagseed!
Accumulative Listing, Rhyme, Allusion
Simile, Accumulative Listing, Symbolism
Metaphor, Rhyme, Intertextuality
Accumulative Listing, Rhyme, Intertextuality
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Module A: Textual...
Converserial
Conversations
Conversions
Consistency
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What two literary periods does The Tempest and Hagseed come from?
Renaissance and Victorian
Renaissance and Post Modernism
Renaissance and Modernism
Renaissance and Enlightenment
