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Flashcards for VCE English and EAL (VCAA), following the 2024-2027 study design and the 2027 text list. Subdecks cover analysing argument, the four frameworks of ideas for creating texts, and one subdeck per Reading and responding text, so you can delete the texts you do not study.

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What is inside (119 subdecks)

  • Analysing argument295 cards
    • 1. Argument and structure46 cards
    • 2. Audience, purpose and context24 cards
    • 3. Appeals25 cards
    • 4. Persuasive language techniques121 cards
    • 5. Tone15 cards
    • 6. Visual persuasion described in words33 cards
    • 7. Spoken and audio visual texts19 cards
    • 8. Writing about argument12 cards
  • Creating texts: frameworks of ideas76 cards
    • 1. The four ideas20 cards
    • 2. Purposes14 cards
    • 3. Audience and context19 cards
    • 4. Forms and mentor texts23 cards
  • Text response 2027645 cards
    • Chronicle of a Death Foretold (Gabriel García Márquez)41 cards
      • Characters18 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Structure and form9 cards
      • Themes and ideas10 cards
    • Edenglassie (Melissa Lucashenko)17 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Structure and form7 cards
      • Themes and ideas6 cards
    • Educated (Tara Westover)37 cards
      • Characters10 cards
      • Context7 cards
      • Key quotations3 cards
      • Structure and form7 cards
      • Themes and ideas10 cards
    • Ghost Wall (Sarah Moss)25 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Context3 cards
      • Structure and form6 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • Gurrumul (Paul Williams, film)25 cards
      • Characters8 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • Jane Eyre (Charlotte Brontë)52 cards
      • Characters15 cards
      • Context6 cards
      • Key quotations11 cards
      • Structure and form10 cards
      • Themes and ideas10 cards
    • My Brilliant Career (Miles Franklin)34 cards
      • Characters13 cards
      • Context6 cards
      • Structure and form6 cards
      • Themes and ideas9 cards
    • Oedipus the King (Sophocles)40 cards
      • Characters16 cards
      • Context5 cards
      • Structure and form9 cards
      • Themes and ideas10 cards
    • Orbital (Samantha Harvey)22 cards
      • Characters6 cards
      • Context3 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • Picnic at Hanging Rock (Peter Weir, film)41 cards
      • Characters15 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Key quotations3 cards
      • Structure and form10 cards
      • Themes and ideas9 cards
    • Regeneration (Pat Barker)38 cards
      • Characters16 cards
      • Context5 cards
      • Structure and form7 cards
      • Themes and ideas10 cards
    • Selected Poems (Langston Hughes)32 cards
      • Context5 cards
      • Key quotations5 cards
      • Poems9 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • Selected Poems (Mary Oliver)34 cards
      • Context3 cards
      • Key quotations4 cards
      • Poems14 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • The Complete Stories (David Malouf)16 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Structure and form4 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • The Holdovers (Alexander Payne, film)36 cards
      • Characters17 cards
      • Context3 cards
      • Structure and form7 cards
      • Themes and ideas9 cards
    • The Lottery and Other Stories (Shirley Jackson)38 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Key quotations6 cards
      • Other stories10 cards
      • The Lottery11 cards
      • Themes and ideas7 cards
    • The Memory Police (Yōko Ogawa)23 cards
      • Characters7 cards
      • Context3 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • The One Day of the Year (Alan Seymour)23 cards
      • Characters6 cards
      • Context4 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas8 cards
    • Twelfth Night (William Shakespeare)54 cards
      • Characters16 cards
      • Context5 cards
      • Key quotations13 cards
      • Structure and form10 cards
      • Themes and ideas10 cards
    • We Come with This Place (Debra Dank)17 cards
      • Context3 cards
      • Structure and form5 cards
      • Themes and ideas9 cards

Some of its cards

  • In Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss, how does the novel treat family violence?
    As hidden, cyclical and enforced by fear and silence
  • In Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, how does the play treat identity?
    As unstable, through disguise, mistaken identity and the twins
  • In Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, from whose point of view is the story told?
    Jane's, as an adult narrator looking back
  • In Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss, from whose point of view is the story told?
    Silvie's, in the first person
  • In My Brilliant Career by Miles Franklin, from whose point of view is the story told?
    Sybylla's, in the first person
  • In Twelfth Night, Orsino opens the play with "If music be the [...], play on."
    In Twelfth Night, Orsino opens the play with "If music be the food of love, play on."
  • Jane Eyre opens with the line "There was no possibility of [...] that day."
    Jane Eyre opens with the line "There was no possibility of taking a walk that day."
  • About when was Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare written?
    Around 1600
  • In what year was Regeneration by Pat Barker first published?
    1991
  • In The Lottery and Other Stories by Shirley Jackson, what do many stories suggest lies beneath ordinary life?
    Cruelty, prejudice and fear

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