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Own Word Questions: Explain IN YOUR OWN WORDS what the writer means when she says "a sound so primitive it could have come from a Neanderthal woman [2]

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Own Word Questions: Explain IN YOUR OWN WORDS what the writer means when she says "a sound so primitive it could have come from a Neanderthal woman [2]

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The writer meant that Delia made such a primal/primordial/basal/primeval noise [1] that it could have been mistaken for a sound coming from an extinct/pre-historic human-like species [1]

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ShaJoZu: "Once more the predator and the prey played the game to the same conclusion" (Line 37 - 38). In your own words, explain what this means.

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ShaJoZu: "Once more the predator and the prey played the game to the same conclusion" (Line 37 - 38). In your own words, explain what this means.

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Type of question?
Answer?

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Why did the author choose to compare her scream to "a sound so primitive it could have come from a Neanderthal woman" (Line 24)?
[good but answer and mark?]

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Why does the writer use the phrase 'crawling like a beetle through the bush' (line 8) to describe the truck? Is it effective?

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ShaJoZu: Inferential Question - From paragraph 6, why did Delia throw the spade towards the lionness?

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ShaJoZu: Inferential Question - From paragraph 6, why did Delia throw the spade towards the lionness?

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Delia threw the spade towards the lionness to act as a distraction so that she could reach the truck safely.
Good - mark

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In your opinion, was Mark aware of Delia's encounter with the lions? Support your answer with evidence from the passage.

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Grapes: Inferential + evaluative comprehension

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Grapes: Inferential + evaluative comprehension

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What do you think Delia felt when she "jerked open the door and scrambled to safety" (Line 40-41)? How is the author's description here effective in portraying this feeling? (2m)

(She felt anxious/relieved/a sense of urgency.) (The words "jerked" and "scrambled" suggest her haste in wanting to get away from the lion because she is afraid of them...)
[complete answer?]

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ShaJoZu: Literal Question - From paragraph 5, what tells you that Delia did not want to move at first?

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ShaJoZu: Literal Question - From paragraph 5, what tells you that Delia did not want to move at first?

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Answer: Delia did not want to move as she was afraid that if she made any movements, the lions would move forward towards her.
{hmmm.. rethink?

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Literal
What is the name of the lion? (line 4) (1 m)
Answer: Kalahari lions

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Evaluative: Paragraph 1 describes how Mark is skilled in handling the plane. How does the text achieve this? Give and explain an example from the text to support your answer [2]

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Evaluative: Paragraph 1 describes how Mark is skilled in handling the plane. How does the text achieve this? Give and explain an example from the text to support your answer [2]

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Mark performs highly technical manoeuvres that required some measure of skill [1]
"banked the plane steeply"
"swept low over the flat-topped trees"
[Either one - 1]

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Set 3 comprehension questions. Indicate the marks. Think of the answers. After your friends have tried, answering, mark and give the answers. Grp 2 answer Grp 1, Grp 3 answer Grp 2 etc.
•Literal comprehension

•Inferential comprehension

•Evaluative

•Quotation
•Own word questions •How language achieves impact
•Response to whole text