Free WACE Year 11 Literature ATAR Flashcard Review
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What distinguishes production from reception?
Production concerns making and circulating a text; reception concerns audiences encountering and evaluating it.
Does context determine meaning?
No. It illuminates possibilities that must be tested against textual evidence.
Is the narrator necessarily the author?
No. A narrator is a constructed textual voice.
How can life experience affect reading?
It can make particular details or conflicts more salient without fixing a response.
How does reading experience matter?
Familiarity with forms and conventions shapes expectations and interpretive habits.
What is a world view?
A framework of beliefs about how the world works and what matters.
How do conventions help writers?
They offer patterns that writers can fulfil, alter or frustrate deliberately.
How do conventions affect readers?
They guide predictions and the significance assigned to details.
What develops an initial response?
Evidence, explanation, reconsideration and attention to competing possibilities.
What does representation focused reading ask?
How selected details construct people, places and values.
What does context focused reading ask?
How circumstances of production or reception illuminate textual choices.
What makes comparison a reading strategy?
Connecting specific patterns across texts generates and tests an interpretation.
How does form differ from structure?
Form is the broad kind of work; structure is the arrangement within it.
What makes analysis more than identification?
Explaining how evidence creates an effect or supports an interpretation.
What is allusion?
An indirect reference that activates another story or cultural context.
What is paradox?
An apparent contradiction that can reveal a meaningful truth.
What is an archetype?
A recognisable character pattern that may be fulfilled or challenged.
What is interior monologue?
Direct presentation of a character’s private thoughts.
What supports a claim of unreliability?
Contradictions or other evidence that calls a narrator’s account into question.
What distinguishes omniscience from restricted perspective?
Omniscience can access knowledge or minds beyond one character.