Chapter 6 Quiz

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. Which of the following, according to your textbook, best describes how students learn to respond in schooling?

personal responses → critical responses → reviews → analytical interpretative responses correct incorrect

reviews → personal responses → analytical interpretative responses → critical responses correct incorrect

analytical interpretative responses → personal responses → reviews → critical responses correct incorrect

personal responses → reviews → analytical interpretative responses → critical responses correct incorrect

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. Language for engaging with other voices, possibilities and perspectives is known as

Cohesion correct incorrect

Graduation correct incorrect

Engagement correct incorrect

Transitivity correct incorrect

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. Read Text A.

TEXT A

Ziba Came on a Boat: A Review

Ziba Came on a Boat (Puffin 2007) is a picture book about refugees written by Liz Lofthouse and illustrated by Robert Ingpen.

Based on real events, it is the moving story of a little girl whose family has lost everything and who flees her home country for safety. The story intertwines images of home and a precarious life on a tiny boat in the ocean. Life of home is evocatively described in image and text. The readers are taken on a brave journey toward a new life.

This beautiful picture book has been nominated for numerous awards. It is a valuable book for anyone interested in refugees and displaced persons.

Text A is an example of:

a personal response correct incorrect

an interpretation correct incorrect

a review correct incorrect

a critical response correct incorrect

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. The underlined words in the sentence, It is the moving story of a little girl whose family has lost everything and who flees her home for safety are an example of:

Judgement correct incorrect

Graduation correct incorrect

Appreciation correct incorrect

Affect correct incorrect

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. The sentence, Life of home is evocatively described in image and text, is an example of

a direct expression of Affect correct incorrect

an indirect Judgement of the author correct incorrect

a direct Judgement of the book correct incorrect

an indirect Appreciation of the author correct incorrect

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. In the sentence, This beautiful picture book has been nominated for numerous awards, the underlined words are an example of

Appreciation: reaction correct incorrect

Judgement: normality correct incorrect

Appreciation: social value correct incorrect

Appreciation: composition correct incorrect

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. In the sentence—I loved the costumes in Game of Thrones— 'I loved' is an example of:

Appreciation: composition correct incorrect

modality correct incorrect

Judgement: tenacity correct incorrect

Affect: happiness unhappiness correct incorrect

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. In the following sentence, 'Cate Blanchett is a talented actor', the underlined words are an example of:

Judgement: capacity correct incorrect

Appreciation: social value correct incorrect

Appreciation: reaction correct incorrect

Judgement: normality correct incorrect

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. In the sentence, Amyl and the Sniffers were absolutely, fabulously, outrageously good at their recent gig— 'absolutely, fabulously, outrageously good' is an example of:

nominalisation correct incorrect

Graduation or adjusted language correct incorrect

a rich noun group correct incorrect

a verb group correct incorrect

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. It is important for teachers to know about development within the genres for responding so that

students learn to write personal responses correct incorrect

they can develop students' critical thinking skills correct incorrect

students learn to write reviews well correct incorrect

they can understand how students' knowledge and skills develop cumulatively, with early genres being built on in later years correct incorrect