Common Module Rubric: Texts and Human Experiences

Question 1

In this common module students deepen their understanding of how texts:

Accepted Answer

represent individual and collective human experiences.

Question 2

Students will further develop skills in using:

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all of the above

Question 3

What type of judgements will you make about texts?

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Informed judgements

Question 4

You will further develop a repertoire of skills in:

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comprehending, interpreting and analysing complex texts

Question 5

How many prescribed texts must you study in this module?

Accepted Answer

1

Question 6

Which elements are NOT used in different modes and media?

Accepted Answer

poetic elements

Question 7

Students will 'Examine how texts represent human qualities and ?? associated with these experiences'

Accepted Answer

emotions

Question 8

Anomalies are:

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Things that deviate from what is standard, normal, expected.

Question 9

You will further develop skills and confidence using various:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 10

You must consider the role of ________ throughout time.

Accepted Answer

Storytelling

Question 11

What is the responder NOT invited to do?

Accepted Answer

Remain stagnant in their thinking

Question 12

Paradoxes are:

Accepted Answer

Seemingly absurd or contradictory statements or propositions

Question 13

You will draw from personal experience to make connections between yourselves and:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 14

What is metalanguage?

Accepted Answer

Language about language

Question 15

Which of these verbs does NESA NOT ask you to apply in English?

Accepted Answer

Investigate

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