Year 12 · HSC / English Extension 1
Flashcards and recall.
Make a short deck from material you need to recall without notes.
Try this with English Extension 1
- Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
- Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
- Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.
Recall topics
- What is the mandatory common module for all HSC English Extension 1 students?
- Define a 'literary world' as understood in the Literary Worlds module.
- State the four dimensions through which a literary world is experienced.
- In Literary Worlds, what four elements interact to shape a literary world and its meaning?
- What four ways of engaging with texts does the Literary Worlds module require?
- How does the Literary Worlds module say texts invite responders to engage?
- Quick check: Literary Worlds is one elective option students may choose. True or false?
- What textual features does Literary Worlds focus on for positioning responders?
- On what must both critical and imaginative responses in Literary Worlds be grounded?
- Approximately how much of the 60 indicative course hours is devoted to the common-module framing of Literary Worlds?
- How many indicative course hours does HSC English Extension 1 have in total?
- What is the relationship between the common module and the chosen elective in Extension 1?
- What is the focus of the elective 'Literary Homelands'?
- In Literary Homelands, what kinds of landscapes shape literary worlds?
- Which concepts construct representations of belonging and dislocation in Literary Homelands?
- Name techniques that evoke a sense of place in Literary Homelands.
- In Literary Homelands, what shapes differing representations of homeland across texts and times?
- What is the focus of the elective 'Worlds of Upheaval'?
- In Worlds of Upheaval, what do literary worlds in crisis dramatise?
- How are responders positioned in Worlds of Upheaval?
- Which techniques convey disorder and tension in Worlds of Upheaval?
- What is the focus of the elective 'Reimagined Worlds'?
- Which key concepts underpin the study of Reimagined Worlds?
- In Reimagined Worlds, what does recontextualising a text reflect?
- How do changes in form and medium function in Reimagined Worlds?
- What do reimagined worlds illuminate about human concerns?
- What is the focus of the elective 'Literary Mindscapes'?
- Define a 'mindscape' as used in the Literary Mindscapes elective.
- Name techniques used to represent interiority in Literary Mindscapes.
- Define stream of consciousness.
- Define free indirect discourse.
- In Literary Mindscapes, what shapes responder empathy and understanding?
- What is the focus of the elective 'Intersecting Worlds'?
- What does the intersection of worlds generate in the Intersecting Worlds elective?
- In Intersecting Worlds, what do composers represent about difference?
- How does form and language function in Intersecting Worlds?
- State the prescribed-text requirement for any Extension 1 elective.
- What is the related-text requirement for an Extension 1 elective?
- Quick check: How many extended print texts must be among the prescribed texts for an elective?
- What is the purpose of selecting related texts in Extension 1?
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