Year 12 · QCE / English
Flashcards and recall.
Make a short deck from material you need to recall without notes.
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- 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 does 'representation' mean in Unit 3 analytical contexts?
- Define 'positioning' in the context of comparing texts.
- How does 'context' shape authorial choices in Unit 3 texts?
- What is 'transformation' in Unit 3 comparative analysis?
- Define 'adaptation' and explain its relationship to 'transformation'.
- What is 'concept' in Unit 3 analytical frameworks?
- How does 'issue' differ from 'concept' in Unit 3 analysis?
- Define 'identity' as a Unit 3 key term.
- List three textual conventions specific to the novel as a text type.
- What are three key textual conventions of film as a medium?
- Name three conventions that distinguish documentary as a text type.
- List three textual conventions of poetry.
- What are three textual conventions of multimodal texts?
- What does the cognitive verb 'analyse' require in Unit 3 responses?
- What does the cognitive verb 'compare' demand in Unit 3 analytical writing?
- What is required by the cognitive verb 'examine' in Unit 3 assessments?
- What does 'evaluate' require in Unit 3 comparative writing?
- How should historical context be integrated into Unit 3 comparative analysis?
- How does cultural context shape textual representation in Unit 3?
- What role does social context play in Unit 3 comparative analysis?
- Outline the structure of a Unit 3 analytical paragraph comparing two texts.
- What makes a Unit 3 persuasive response effective when arguing a thesis across multiple texts?
- What strategies help construct analytical responses that avoid parallel description?
- What are the mandatory components when studying Australian texts in Unit 3?
- What is mandatory when studying First Nations texts in Unit 3?
- What requirements apply to media texts studied in Unit 3?
- How should medium-specific affordances be discussed in comparative analysis?
- What is the relationship between form and representation in Unit 3 analysis?
- How should audience be considered when analysing Unit 3 texts comparatively?
- What key analytical move distinguishes a Band A Unit 3 response?
- What are the four QCAA EA marking criteria for Unit 4 analytical essays, and their mark weightings?
- Explain Band A performance (9-10 marks) for 'Understanding of text'.
- Explain Band A performance (5 marks) for 'Use of textual evidence'.
- Explain Band A performance (5 marks) for 'Organisation and development'.
- Explain Band A performance (5 marks) for 'Written expression'.
- What is QCAA Type A question stem? Provide a template and example.
- What is QCAA Type B question stem? Provide a template and example.
- What is QCAA Type C question stem? Provide a template and example.
- Define 'imagery' with an analytical definition suitable for formal essay writing.
- Define 'symbolism' with analytical application for Unit 4 essays.
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