Personal response: Who has inspired you?

Personal response: Who has inspired you?

Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will reflect on the three non-fiction texts we have read and consider who has inspired us the most: Ralston, Simpson or Bird. We will engage in an evaluative task before reviewing our candidates' stories and finally writing up our responses. The main priority today is to give a personal response, really reflecting on our feelings towards each of the individuals and the decisions they have made.

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5 Questions

Q1.
What is an 'archipelago'?
Correct answer: a group of islands
a group of mountains
a region in Hawaii
a stretch of water
Q2.
What does it mean to 'synthesise' ideas?
Correct answer: to bring ideas together from across two texts
to comment on the writers' methods
to find an opposite
to find the main point
Q3.
Which word is not a synonym of 'admirable'?
commendable
Correct answer: contemptible
meritorious
praiseworthy
Q4.
Coventry Patmore's Victorian poem detailed the traditional domain of women as being in the home. What was it called?
Correct answer: the angel in the house
the domestic goddess
the lady on the pedestal
the woman in the house
Q5.
When you go against a stereotype or convention you are said to ' _____________ expectations'?
convert
digress
subject
Correct answer: subvert

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UnitEnglish / Non-Fiction texts and view point writing

English