Revision notes.

Try this with English Extension 1

1. Close your notes and write the main idea in two sentences from memory.
2. Reopen the source and correct the first mistake or omission you find.
3. Add one example and one question to test whether you can apply the idea.

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Topics in the resource inventory

• What a 'literary world' is — and why the Common Module frames everything
• The four dimensions: text, composer, responder and context
• How form, voice and figurative language build a world
• Critical and imaginative responses grounded in close analysis
• Homeland, belonging and displacement — the elective's core concept
• The prescribed texts and how each constructs a homeland
• Language, related texts and writing the Homelands response
• Upheaval, crisis and transformation — the elective's core concept
• The prescribed texts and how each represents disorder
• Context, values, related texts and composing under exam conditions
• What it means to reimagine a world: reshaping, appropriating and transforming a source
• Intertextuality and adaptation: the dialogue between a source and its reimagining
• Recontextualising: how a change of form, medium and context reframes meaning
• Mindscapes: constructing psychological and emotional landscapes of subjective experience
• Techniques of interiority: stream of consciousness, free indirect discourse and unreliable narration
• Voice, point of view and figurative language: rendering the inner life and shaping response
• When worlds meet: tension, hybridity and transformation at the intersection
• Boundaries and thresholds: cross-cultural encounter and the form that bridges worlds
• Question 1: composing the imaginative response and its reflection statement
• Question 2: the critical essay — argument, integration and answering the unseen question