Notes for National 5 English
Including:-
RUAE- question formulae and different types of questions
Ulysses - themes, techniques and references (including quotes)
Tally's Blood - themes and relationships (discluding quotes)
- Created by: user1515
- Created on: 04-05-16 17:11
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- English Nat5
- RUAE
- Linking Questions
- A way the writers adds structure;
- show what links forward (one mark)
- show what links back (one mark
- for 2 marks
- Word Choice Questions
- for 4 marks;
- two references plus two comments would = four marks
- for 4 marks;
- Summary Questions
- for 4 marks;
- each point would be awarded one mark; four marks in total
- for 4 marks;
- Imagery Questions
- Just as... so to...
- Sentence Structure
- Word Choice
- Use the word "emphasise" to deepen analysis (guarantee marks?)
- Sentence Structure
- Word Choice
- Use the word "emphasise" to deepen analysis (guarantee marks?)
- Use the word "emphasise" to deepen analysis (guarantee marks?)
- Word Choice
- Sentence Structure
- Use the word "emphasise" to deepen analysis (guarantee marks?)
- Word Choice
- Linking Questions
- Tally's Blood
- The 8 Mark Question;
- 1) Quote + explanation in the printed extract *2
- 2) Quote + explanation elsewhere in the text *2
- 1) Quote + explanation in the printed extract *2
- Franco + Bridget
- Bridget becomes pregnant with Franco's baby
- Bridget telling Rosinella about her abortion (makes Rosinella change her mind)
- Bridget becomes pregnant with Franco's baby
- Massimo + Rosinella
- Franco + Massimo
- Themes
- Racism + Prejudice
- Rosinella makes prejudice statements
- disapproves of Bridget's and Franco's rlationship
- "You're no the first and you'll no be the last"
- disapproves of Bridget's and Franco's rlationship
- Rosinella makes prejudice statements
- Love - see relationships
- Work
- Hughie working in Massimo's shop
- War
- Arandora Star
- Franco and Massimo leaving
- Massimo's dramatic monologue
- Family
- Massimo is a fatherly figure to Lucia
- Luigi is Lucia's real father
- Massimo's father
- Hughie and Bridget = brother and sister
- Massimo is a fatherly figure to Lucia
- Poverty
- Bridget asking Rosinella for money
- Rosinella and Massimo spoiling Lucia
- Humour
- Massimo and Luigi
- Luigi and Hughie
- Racism + Prejudice
- Hughie + Lucia
- ginger brother and sister is an ongoing symbol
- running away to get married
- mirrored by Massimo and Rosinella's relationship
- The 8 Mark Question;
- Ulysses
- Themes
- Mortality
- Life piled on life/ we're all too little"
- Dissatisfaction
- How dull it is to pause, to make an end, to rust unburnished, no to shine in use
- Mortality
- Life piled on life/ we're all too little"
- Dissatisfaction
- How dull it is to pause, to make an end, to rust unburnished, no to shine in use
- How dull it is to pause, to make an end, to rust unburnished, no to shine in use
- Enjambment
- continuing an idea over more than one line; to enlarge them, eg: "fades/forever" this emphasises how large the amount of time is
- Dissatisfaction
- Life piled on life/ we're all too little"
- Mortality
- How dull it is to pause, to make an end, to rust unburnished, no to shine in use
- Enjambment
- continuing an idea over more than one line; to enlarge them, eg: "fades/forever" this emphasises how large the amount of time is
- Dissatisfaction
- Life piled on life/ we're all too little"
- Mortality
- References to...
- eating/drinking
- "I drink life to the less"
- "For always roaming with a hungry heart"
- Stars
- "To follow knowledge like a sinking star"
- The Ithicans
- His Mariners
- Travel
- "I cannot rest from travel"
- eating/drinking
- Techniques
- Dramatic Monologue
- Reveals personality and/or intentions of the character
- the whole poem "Ulysses" is written in dramatic monologoe
- Reveals personality and/or intentions of the character
- iambicpentameter
- gives rhythm/beat/flow to text; emphasises key words
- "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield"
- His Mariners
- The Ithicans
- gives rhythm/beat/flow to text; emphasises key words
- Dramatic Monologue
- Themes
- RUAE
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