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Mr Ha, Common Module English
Mr Ha, Common Module English
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This Quiz tests students on all elements of the Common Module
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Pick from three- examples of a paradoxes include...
This is the beginning of the end
Deep down, you're really shallow
Work like you've never worked before
Less is more
2
In this module, you are required to deepen your understanding of how texts represent ______ and _____ human experiences.
individual and collective
anomalies, paradoxes and inconsistencies
singular and group
good and bad
3
You have also considered the role of ______________ throughout time to express and reflect particular lives and cultures
the refugee experience
storytelling
reading and responding
analysing poetry
4
This invites the responder to .....
see the world differently
to challenge assumptions
All of the above
ignite new ideas or reflect personally
5
For a 7mark question, how long should I take and how many TQEs (Technique, Quote, Explanations) should I aim to include?
7 minutes and 4 TQEs
14 minutes and 2 TQEs
14 minutes and 4 TQEs
7 minutes and 7 TQEs
6
Look at the image below. What do you think would be the strongest technique you could analyse?
visual metaphor
he hates books
contrasting colours
visual simile
7
Which is NOT a poetic technique?
Rhyme Scheme
Logos
Enjambment
Repetition
8
In Paper 1: Section 1, how many minutes should you allow per mark when answering?
30 seconds for each mark
1 minute for each mark
2 minutes for each mark
All of the above
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For Section 1 of Paper 1 (Common Module paper), what type of questions will you answer?
I will mime my answers
1 Essay
Short Answer
Multiple Choice
10
Writing 'outside the text' means I should mention
All of the above
Composer's Purpose
Connecting to the audience impact
Composer
11
What is not a possible text type that could be assessed in the reading task?
The Merchant of Venice
Prose fiction excerpts
Paintings
Poem
12
If a short answer question is worth 5 marks, how long should I take to answer it?
2.5 minutes
I would not answer a 5 mark question
5 minutes
10 minutes
13
When answering a question based on this image, I should almost definitely mention which aspect of the rubric?
storytelling
individual and/or collective human experiences
paradoxes
igniting new ideas
14
The Common Module explores...
The Craft of Writing
A Close Study of Literature
what makes us human and the common experiences we share.
Language, Identity and Culture
15
What is the purpose of this image?
that there are many books in the world but we only need one
that books allow people to leave reality and enter new worlds
that we should turn our backs on books
we should run away and watch movies instead of reading books
16
Look at the image below and select any techniques you think you could analyse.
anaphora
vectors
colour
gaze
17
Which one is the worst qualifying verb to use?
illuminated
shows
highlights
accentuate
18
You have explored how texts may give insight into the _______________________________ in human behaviour and motivations
normal, weird, and wacky
anomalies, paradoxes and inconsistencies
I don't know what these words mean
qualities and emotions
19
What is the name of the Common Module?
Close Study
Texts and Human Experiences
Language, Culture and Identity
Craft of Writing
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If a question is worth 4 marks, how many quotes and techniques should I include as a minimum?
2
3
1
4
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For Section 2 of Paper 1 (the common module exam), what is your prescribed text?
Vertigo
Inside My Mother
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time
The Pedestrian
22
When it comes to explaining a technique, you should not:
Explain how it connects to the question
Recount the text
Connect it to the module
Explain its meaning
23
In the HSC exam, when are you tested on the Common Module?
Paper 2 Section 1
Paper 1 Section 1 only
Paper 1 Section 2 only
All of Paper 1
24
Which is NOT a form technique found in prose fiction?
characterisation
setting
repetition
motif