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Preparing for the Preliminary Yearly Exams

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Building an Essay a Sentence and Paragraph at a TimeTopic sentence starters – <strong>for</strong> ei<strong>the</strong>r related material or your set text1. In <strong>the</strong> text____________ <strong>the</strong> composer uses_________________ to convey <strong>the</strong> idea of stepping out ofone’s com<strong>for</strong>t zone.1. ___________________ explores <strong>the</strong> concept of stepping outin <strong>the</strong> text ______________ through <strong>the</strong> use of_____________Comment [N1]: The title of <strong>the</strong> set textor related material.Comment [N2]: Technique 1Comment [N3]: Synonyms:•Explore•Establish•Introduce•Rein<strong>for</strong>ceComment [N4]: ComposerComment [N5]: Text titleComment [N6]: Technique1. Through <strong>the</strong> use of _______________,<strong>the</strong> responderunderstands <strong>the</strong> _________________ of stepping outof one world into ano<strong>the</strong>r.Write your own topic sentence <strong>for</strong> a paragraph on your settext________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Write your own topic sentence <strong>for</strong> a paragraph on yourrelated material________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Comment [N7]: TechniqueComment [N8]: Aspect of <strong>the</strong> TOO<strong>for</strong>mula – eg(Trigger)•The instigators•The catalyst•The reason•The motivation•(Obstacles)•The challenges•The adversities•The opportunities•The limitations(Outcome)•The rewards•The disappointment•The personal growth involved•The freedomComment [N9]: The transition


Building an Essay a Sentence and Paragraph at a TimeParagraph fillers (after topic sentence)T.O.OTrigger2. In a world where _________, __________ felt ________.Comment [N10]: Context – commenton what is <strong>the</strong> world like of <strong>the</strong> person isliving inComment [N11]: The name of <strong>the</strong>character or personComment [N12]: QuoteEstablish how this person felt in this world•Isolated•Rejected•Alone•An outsider•Humiliated•Abuses•Unwanted•Uncom<strong>for</strong>table•Unwelcomed3. These emotions are ___________________ conveyed through___________Comment [N13]: Describe <strong>the</strong> emotionsfelt - quoteComment [N14]:•Clearly•Effectively•CriticallyComment [N15]: Same techniques asTopic Sentence4. In <strong>the</strong> _________, _________, _________ to leave <strong>the</strong> familiarityof _________ and is faced with ___________.Summative Sentence5. After _____________, _____________ ______________ and<strong>the</strong>re<strong>for</strong>e ________________________Comment [N16]: Scene, chapter,sequenceComment [N17]: TriggerComment [N18]: Context of <strong>the</strong>ir world- quoteComment [N19]: ObstaclesComment [N20]: Comment on <strong>the</strong>obstacles and <strong>the</strong> emotional, physical orpsychological impactComment [N21]: The person orcharacterComment [N22]: Comment on <strong>the</strong>outcome – textual detailsComment [N23]: Link back to <strong>the</strong>question


General essay tips <strong>for</strong> Module C – ‘Stepping Out’• Always get your ideas down first – worry about structure andlanguage second• Once your ideas are down – start to organise using scaffold• Describe <strong>the</strong> existing world as well as <strong>the</strong> world <strong>the</strong> person stepsinto• Avoid personal language• Use synonyms (especially <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> TOO <strong>for</strong>mula as well as stepping out)to avoid being repetitive• Use an elevated vocabulary• Use <strong>the</strong> language of <strong>the</strong> question in your topic and summativesentences• The order of mention of texts and techniques is <strong>the</strong> order of <strong>the</strong>paragraphs• When using quotes remove <strong>the</strong> quote marls and <strong>the</strong> sentence should makesense on its own (<strong>the</strong>se should be quotes of <strong>the</strong> existing world, <strong>the</strong>technique of <strong>the</strong> new world)• Always check you are answering <strong>the</strong> question (this should be evidentif your scaffold is right – topic and summative sentences)• Think variety – techniques, one paragraph might be on <strong>the</strong> trigger,one on <strong>the</strong> obstacles and one on <strong>the</strong> outcomes of <strong>the</strong> different texts• Draft, draft and redraft. Learn• Proper nouns are titles of texts• Composers are proper nouns• Titles of texts need to be recognised• Introduce text with composer

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