Comparing writers' perspectives and methods
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- In this lesson, we will compare our unseen fiction texts and look at how the two writers' perspectives influence the way they write their accounts of being trapped. We will break down the task and first establish key similarities and differences in their attitudes. We will then use a planning frame to read extracts from the two texts and select our evidence. We will have an opportunity to write up our responses using a framework to support our answers and check our responses against a success criteria and model answer.
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5 Questions
Q1.
"A moment of sudden and great realisation" is called what?
bewilderment
effigy
epistolary
Q2.
Which word is not a synonym of 'perspective'?
angle
outlook
viewpoint
Q3.
When you are asked to 'synthesise' you need to _____________?
identify the bias in a text
look for opinions in a text
select facts from a text
Q4.
"The conflict of man v nature is a fundamental exploration in texts." What word class is 'fundamental'?
adverb
noun
preposition
Q5.
In a quest narrative, the final ordeal leads to what?
a call to adventure
death
temptation