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1
What is the name of the Aboriginal settlement in 'The Sapphires'?
Cummeragunja
Cummerain
Cummerajunga
Cummeraegle
2
Which of the following quotes is NOT from Macbeth?
"O! I am Fortune's fool!"
"Fair is foul, and foul is fair"
"Double, double toil and trouble"
"Something wicked this way comes"
3
Who is this person and why are they famous?
Martin Luther King Jr - I have a dream
Charles Perkins - Freedom Rides
Morgan Freeman - actor
Barack Obama - US President
4
Which of the following was NOT included as part of the concept of change when you studied it?
Philosophical
Self
Perspective
Physical
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Which of the following is NOT a convention used in a documentary?
Voice over
Vox pops
Montage
Archival footage
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The meaning of oxymoron is...
An outrageous exaggeration used for effect
A contradictory statement to reveal a different reality
A combination of two words that appear to contradict
Two things seen or placed close together for contrast
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How does the composer create meaning in a poem?
Poetic and language techniques, composer's context
Poetic techniques, themes, context and values
Poetic techniques, ideas, stanzas
Themes and values
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Which of the following was NOT explored in the Sapphires'?
Vietnam War
Racism
Stolen Generations
Cold War
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Which of the following is NOT a form of satire?
Caricature
Parody
Entertainment
Humour
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What does this refer to?
Aboriginal missions
1967 Referendum
Freedom Rides
Protests
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Why do we still study Shakespeare?
Development of English language through Shakespeare's words
Shakespeare's ongoing relevance over time
Ongoing relevance of themes explored in Shakespeare's works
Shakespeare's works are not even written by Shakespeare
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Why do composers use satire?
To promote social change by highlighting particular issues
To exaggerate and undermine a situation
To highlight the reality of a situation in an amusing way
To embarrass individuals and groups
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Who is to blame for Macbeth's tyrannical and power-hungry nature?
The Witches
Macbeth himself - his ambition
Lady Macbeth
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Why is change significant?
People's lives change based on their context and values
Authors aim to change people
The types of changes are self, perspective and physical.
It impacts people
15
Analyse the following cartoon. What is the key technique used?
Lack of colour
Caricature
Exaggeration
Contrast and juxtaposition
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What do all TV shows and films NOT have in common?
Relatable to audience
Target audience
Production company
Advertisements
17
What was the Chain of Being?
Based on Aristotle's History of Animals
It ordered people's lives
Hierarchy of animals and people
Religious hierarchical structure of matter and life
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What is the definition of a documentary?
Reporting on fake people and events
A program providing a factual report on a particular subject
Evidence to support a documentary
Report on a particular subject
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"Words that echo their meaning in sound" is the definition of...
Satire
Assonance
Onomatopoeia
Symbolism
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Who are these people?
Writers of 'The Sapphires' novel
Inspiration for the Sapphires
The original Sapphires
Witches from Macbeth
