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En224 The Boy with the Top Knot
Academy 21
Created on June 26, 2023
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Transcript
the boy with the top knot
TRIVIAL
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QUIZ
'..but Dad wolfed down his share in two gulps – like a pig chobbling coal...'What technique is being used here?
Simile
Personification
Metaphor
question 1/6 - language technique 01
Reason: A simile is when we compare something to something else using the words 'like' OR 'as'.
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question 1/6 - language technique 01
The narrator loves Bounty bars with a passion. When he's finished he says this '‘That was SOHNI, Dad.’' based on what you know, what would you say 'sohni' means?
Too small
Beautiful
Disgusting
question 2/6 - working out vocabulary and context
Reason: 'sohni' means beautiful in Punjabi.
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question 2/6 - working out vocabulary and context
Why does the narrator use so many Punjabi words?
He barely knows any English
He doesn't want people to overhear his conversation
Because he's just talking to his Dad
question 3/6 - understanding the story
Reason: Yes! At this point the narrator can barely understand any English at all!
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question 3/6 - understanding the story
Read the text in the boxes below, which one is an example of alliteration?
'the sun smiled down on us'
'like a pig chobbling coal'
'and sings a solitary song'
question 4/6 - language technique 02
Reason: Yes, that's right! As Mrs. Jones said, alliteration is when 'successive words begin with the same consonant sound or letter.'
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question 4/6 - language technique 02
"...which you could wear on your pullover as a demonstration of your swottiness." Swottiness is an example of ...
Punjabi
Formal language
Informal language
question 5/6 - language technique 03
Reason: Yes, 'swottiness' isn't a proper word! The narrator is trying to show us again the differences in how the teacher and the children use language.
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question 5/6 - language technique 03
In today's lesson you will be scanning the extract for particular things. What does 'scanning' mean?
Looking at a text very slowly, pausing to look at all the techniques used
Looking at a text to get the general idea of what it's about
Looking at a text for a particular thing or feature
question 6/6 - reading technique
Reason:Yes! Scanning is when we're looking for something in particular, for example we might scan the TV guide to see when our programme is about to start.
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QUESTION 6/6 - reading technique
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