Final lesson IB

In media and literature, what does "representation" primarily refer to?

What does 'authorial intent' refer to?

What underlying philosophical conflict does John's character primarily represent?

Which of these is NOT a feature of formal register

What is a 'global issue?'

What happens to Louie's cousin at the end of chapter 10?

What physical characteristic do Esperanza and Nenny share that shows they're sisters?

Which statement best describes the function of "hypnopaedia" in the World State?

What does Esperanza's attitude towards her name reveal about her relationship with her cultural identity?

What is intertextuality?

What does the chapter "Boys & Girls" suggest about gender expectations in Esperanza's community?

Which is NOT one of the areas of exploration in the IB language and Literature course?

Which literary allusion is most significant to understanding John's worldview and tragic fate?

Which family member's hair does Esperanza describe as smelling like bread?

What is the primary function of soma in the World State society?

Which author is NOT associated with modernism?

What is a 'motif' in Literature?

What is it called when the audience knows something the characters don't?

What does Esperanza's shame about her house symbolise in terms of her identity formation?

How does Esperanza's description of her great-grandmother in "My Name" reflect themes about women and independence?

Which of these is an example of an unreliable narrator?

What does Mustapha Mond's character primarily represent?

Which of these is a key feature of postmodernist literature?

Which character can be described as embodying the concept of a "noble savage" in the novel?

What does the term 'canon' refer to in literature?

What is the purpose of a euphemism?

What does Esperanza feel most embarrassed about regarding her new house?

Which literary movements emphasised emotions, individualism and nature?

What happened to Meme Ortiz during the First Annual Tarzan Jumping Contest?

Esperanza likes her name.

How does Huxley's portrayal of technology in the novel function as social commentary?

What do Esperanza and her sister buy that helps them make friends with Lucy and Rachel?

What does Nenny think she hears in the mysterious box at Gil's shop?

Which literary device involves comparing two unlike things WITHOUT using 'like' or 'as'?

According to Esperanza, what is the main difference between boys and girls in her neighbourhood?

In "Hairs," Cisneros uses sensory details to describe family members. What does this represent?

Which text type would most likely include ethos, pathos and logos?

What is the meaning of 'context?'

What does the phrase "everyone belongs to everyone else" primarily represent in the World State?

Which of these questions is LEAST helpful when analysing a texts purpose?

What does analysing the 'tone' of the text involve?

What does "stream of consciousness" refer to in literature?

What is "register" in language analysis?

Which literary technique does Huxley predominantly use when describing the conditioning of children in the novel?

When analysing visual texts, which element refers to the relationship between objects in the frame?

Why does Cathy say she can only be Esperanza's friend for a week?