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Duplicate of Henry Lawson Revision
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1
In a Dry Season describes...
Women in the bush.
The harsh nature of the bush.
A train trip across the Australian landscape.
Men in the bush.
2
“She thinks how she fought a flood during her husband’s absence..." this is an example of...
simile
symbolism
metaphor
flashback
3
“We crossed the Macquarie- a narrow, muddy gutter…” is an example of...
Sardonic Wit
Symbolism
Archetypal character
Understatement
4
The Outsider depicts...
An Indigenous man
An Indigenous man with white men
An Indigenous man with his head cut off
An Indigenous man in Van Gogh's Bedroom at Arles
5
In The Drover's Wife, Lawson describes...
The lonely life of drover's wives.
The hardships faced by drovers.
Travelling through the bush.
The hardships faced by women in the bush.
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The painting is called and is by...
The Insider by Graham Bennet
The Outsider by Gordon Bennett
The Outsider by Graham Bennet
The Insider by Gordon Bennett
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The techniques used in In a Dry Season are...
archetypal characters, symbolism, sardonic wit
sardonic wit, metaphor, archetypal characters
archetypal characters, metaphor, understatement
archetypal characters, sardonic wit, understatement
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“She put on an old pair of her husband’s trousers and beat out the flames” this is a...
simile
metaphor
flashback
synecdoche
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An archetypal character is...
A character who is unusual
A character who is a stereotype
A representation of all people
A character who is normal
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Sardonic wit is...
Making fun of someone
Making something that is funny, unhappy
Making something unhappy, funny
Making fun of something positive
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The flashbacks in The Drover's Wife represent...
The idea that women took on masculine and feminine roles.
The harsh experiences of women in the bush.
The life of the drovers.
The harsh nature of the land.
12
Which of the following is NOT a Henry Lawson story?
The Drover's Wife
The Bushman's Life
In A Dry Season
The Loaded Dog
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Understatement is...
Making something big seem bigger
Making something small seem bigger
Making something big seem smaller
Making something small seem smaller
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“Also a splendid looking black tracker in a masher uniform ...” is an example of...
Sardonic wit
Symbolism
Archetypal character
Metaphor
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Synecdoche is used in The Drover's Wife to show...
That this drover's wife represents all drover's wives
That the drover's wife is strong
That this drover's wife represents the bush
That the drover's wife is weak
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The Drover's Wife uses which of the following techniques?
Synecdoche, metaphor, similes
Synecdoche, symbolism, flashbacks
Symbolism, flashbacks, metaphor
Synecdoche, symbolism, metaphor
17
Your related text for Henry Lawson is...
Poetry
A picture book
A painting
A speech
18
The Outsider represents...
The Indigenous perspective contrast with Henry Lawson
The perspective of Van Gogh
The violence experienced by Indigenous people
The white perspective with Henry Lawson
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“Death is about the only cheerful thing in the bush.” is an example of...
Metaphor
Simile
Sardonic wit
Symbolism
