Flashcards and recall.

Try this with English Standard

1. Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
2. Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
3. Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.

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Recall topics

• Define 'individual experience'
• Define 'collective experience'
• Define 'challenging experience'
• Define 'affirming experience'
• Define 'anomalous experience'
• What is 'narrative point of view'?
• What is 'narrative voice'?
• Define 'unreliable narrator'
• Define 'metaphor'
• Define 'simile'
• Define 'hyperbole'
• Define 'personification'
• Define 'alliteration'
• Define 'assonance'
• Define 'connotation'
• Define 'denotation'
• What is 'visual technique'?
• Define 'colour symbolism'
• Define 'composition'
• What is 'rhetorical device'?
• Define 'rhetorical question'
• Define 'parallel structure' (anaphora)
• What is 'pathos'?
• What is 'ethos'?
• What is 'logos'?
• Define 'structure' in written texts
• What is 'multimodal text'?
• List the three components of HSC English Standard Section I
• What is required in Section II (extended response)?
• State the key features of an effective HSC English Standard essay
• Define dialect in HSC English
• What is register?
• Define code-switching
• How does power function in language (Module A)?
• Define belonging in context of language
• What is exclusion in language?
• Define form (Module B)
• What is structure in literary analysis?
• Define tone
• What is imagery?