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Investigative Task 1 - Representation through Text

Investigative Task 1 - Representation through Text

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English

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11th Grade

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Sfiso Gabisa

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14 Slides • 14 Questions

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a required component for the analytical essay comparing 'Pride and Prejudice' with a contemporary text?

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Analytical essay format

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Context engagement

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Creative short story format

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Harvard referencing

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Open Ended

Why is it important to compare 'Pride and Prejudice' with a contemporary text when analyzing themes such as femininity, marriage, and class?

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are characteristics of 19th-century English society as depicted in Pride and Prejudice?

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Rigid class hierarchy

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Marriage as a path to security

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Unlimited women's inheritance rights

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Reputation and modesty valued

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Which of the following best describes the primary path to security for women in 19th-century England, according to the context provided?

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Marriage

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Education

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Inheritance

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Employment

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In the context of 21st-century society, which of the following statements are true?

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Greater education and career opportunities for women

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Marriage is always based on economic necessity

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Class is less rigid but wealth and cultural capital still matter

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Inheritance laws limit women's options

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Open Ended

Compare the motivations behind Charlotte Lucas’s and Elizabeth Bennet’s approaches to marriage. What do their choices reveal about their attitudes toward social expectations and autonomy?

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How do the characters of Elizabeth Bennet and Charlotte Lucas in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice illustrate different responses to 19th-century constructions of femininity, marriage, and class?

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Multiple Select

Select all the themes that are compared between Austen's works and contemporary texts, as shown in the Theme Comparison Table.

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Female Autonomy

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Marriage

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Class & Status

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Education

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a key difference in female autonomy between Austen's time and contemporary texts?

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Female autonomy was limited by law in Austen's time, but is only socially influenced in contemporary texts.

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Female autonomy was more expansive in Austen's time than in contemporary texts.

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Female autonomy was not discussed in either Austen's time or contemporary texts.

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Female autonomy is equally restricted in both Austen's time and contemporary texts.

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Open Ended

How do the authorial purposes of Jane Austen and a modern author differ in their treatment of marriage and status?

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Open Ended

Based on the slides, what are two ways in which textual evidence should be presented when comparing 'Pride and Prejudice' with a contemporary text?

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According to the slides, literature reflects cultural

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-examination.

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Open Ended

How confident do you feel about applying independent interpretation to compare 'Pride and Prejudice' with a contemporary text after this session? What further support or clarification would help you succeed in this task?

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Multiple Choice

What are the main focus areas you should consider when comparing 'Pride and Prejudice' with a contemporary text in your analytical essay?

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Femininity & Autonomy; Marriage; Class & Propriety; Authorial Purpose

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Plot structure and setting only

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Character names and minor details

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Publication dates and cover designs

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