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Mods, please make this thread a sticky, tying in with Modules A (BNW/BR) and B (King Lear). Thanks
Module C: Representation and Texts
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (Catholic Trial 2001)
Write a speech for an audience of young adults in which you examine the idea that the truth is never pure and rarely simple. Base you speech on the complex nature of truth and the various representations of truth found in your prescribed text and other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (Independent Trial 2001)
You are the producer of a national television arts program entitled Representation and Text. Each week, this program examines one important idea and how it is represented in texts. This weeks program will look at how truth is represented in texts and explore how statements come to be accepted as true.
In an outline to the director of the program, explain
- How you would structure this program
- Whom you would have on the program as guests and why
- What information you would present to the viewer
You may present your outline in any form you choose but you must base your response on your prescribed text and other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (BOS sample question)
Write a persuasive article suitable for publication under the heading:
Whoever holds power tries to own the truth!
Base the article on your evaluation of the ways truth is represented in your prescribed text and in other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (HSC 2001)
You have created an exhibition of texts entitled: One persons truth is ...
The exhibition includes your prescribed text and other related texts of your own choosing. Write a speech for the opening night of the exhibition. In your speech, explain how the exhibition reflects your vision of the representations of truth.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (HSC 2002)
How has your understanding of the events, personalities or situations been shaped by their representations in the texts you have studied?
Base your response on your study of Telling the Truth OR Powerplay OR History and Memory. Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (Catholic Trial 2002)
You are the keynote speaker addressing a forum of cadet journalists on the difficulties of telling the truth. Write the transcript of your presentation. You must refer to your prescribed text and a variety of texts of your own choosing.
The prescribed texts are:
* Media Rob Sitch et al., Frontline
- The Siege
- We Aint Got Dames
- Playing the Ego Card
- Add Sex and Stir
- Smaller Fish to Fry
- The (This) Night of Nights
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Module C: Representation and Texts
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (Catholic Trial 2001)
Write a speech for an audience of young adults in which you examine the idea that the truth is never pure and rarely simple. Base you speech on the complex nature of truth and the various representations of truth found in your prescribed text and other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (Independent Trial 2001)
You are the producer of a national television arts program entitled Representation and Text. Each week, this program examines one important idea and how it is represented in texts. This weeks program will look at how truth is represented in texts and explore how statements come to be accepted as true.
In an outline to the director of the program, explain
- How you would structure this program
- Whom you would have on the program as guests and why
- What information you would present to the viewer
You may present your outline in any form you choose but you must base your response on your prescribed text and other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (BOS sample question)
Write a persuasive article suitable for publication under the heading:
Whoever holds power tries to own the truth!
Base the article on your evaluation of the ways truth is represented in your prescribed text and in other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (HSC 2001)
You have created an exhibition of texts entitled: One persons truth is ...
The exhibition includes your prescribed text and other related texts of your own choosing. Write a speech for the opening night of the exhibition. In your speech, explain how the exhibition reflects your vision of the representations of truth.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (HSC 2002)
How has your understanding of the events, personalities or situations been shaped by their representations in the texts you have studied?
Base your response on your study of Telling the Truth OR Powerplay OR History and Memory. Refer to your prescribed text and at least TWO other related texts of your own choosing.
Question 11 Elective 1: Telling the Truth (Catholic Trial 2002)
You are the keynote speaker addressing a forum of cadet journalists on the difficulties of telling the truth. Write the transcript of your presentation. You must refer to your prescribed text and a variety of texts of your own choosing.
The prescribed texts are:
* Media Rob Sitch et al., Frontline
- The Siege
- We Aint Got Dames
- Playing the Ego Card
- Add Sex and Stir
- Smaller Fish to Fry
- The (This) Night of Nights
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