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Reading meaning and effects
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Analysing Vocabulary, Form, and Grammar in Prose Fiction1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Analyse vocabulary, form and grammar in prose fiction.
Comparing Writers' Language Choices and Their Effects1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Compare writers' language choices and their effects.
Drawing and Justifying Inferences from Prose Fiction1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Draw and justify inferences from prose fiction.
Interpreting Meanings and Effects in English Language Texts1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Interpret meanings and effects within and across texts.
Identifying Themes and Ideas in Prose Fiction1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Identify themes and ideas in prose fiction.
Understanding Form and Structure in English Language1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Evaluate how form and structure create impact.
Using Context to Interpret Fiction1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Use context to inform interpretation of fiction.
Comparing Ideas, Attitudes, and Values Across Fiction Texts1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Compare ideas, attitudes and values across fiction texts.
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- What is an effective strategy for structuring a comparative essay on fiction texts?
- A character in a novel is described as 'clutching her worn photograph, her eyes misty as she stared out at the sea.' What can you reasonably infer about her?
- When comparing 'values' across two texts, what are you primarily looking for?
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