Starter quiz
- What is a subordinate clause?
- A clause that does not make sense on its own ✓
- A clause that makes sense on its own
- The clause always at the end of a sentence
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- What is the purpose of the conjunction 'and'?
- To express contrast
- To express a negative addition
- To express an addition ✓
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- Match the punctuation type to the purpose.
- comma⇔to separate items in a list and clauses ✓
- exclamation mark⇔express intense emotion ✓
- semicolon⇔to join two independent clauses together ✓
- apostrophe⇔to express possession ✓
- colon⇔to introduce a list or explanation ✓
- Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- Jemima's heart thumped as the door swung open. ✓
- Jemimas' heart thumped as the door swung open,
- Jemimas heart thumped as the door swung open.
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- Which sentence is punctuated correctly?
- The three things they cared about were; warmth, comfort, freedom.
- The clouds darkened; the rain fell incessantly. ✓
- The windows of the dilapidated house were shattered; in pieces.
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- Which sentence punctuates the list correctly?
- The house was dilapidated: tattered blinds, flickering lights and peeling walls. ✓
- The house was dilapidated: tattered blinds; flickering lights; peeling walls.
- The house was dilapidated; tattered blinds, flickering lights and peeling walls.
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Exit quiz
- What is a semantic field?
- Using like or as to compare two things.
- Starting two sentences with the same word.
- When a group of words are synonyms for each other.
- A group of words related in meaning. ✓
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- Which words fit a semantic field of nature?
- Trees, flowers, building, clouds.
- Breeze, ripple, blossom, sprout. ✓
- Blue, green, purple, pink.
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- What does opulent mean?
- Wealthy
- Beautiful
- Costly and luxurious ✓
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- Opulent settings in dystopias most often reflect ...
- carelessness.
- hope.
- greed. ✓
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- Dilapidated settings in dystopias most often reflect ...
- suffering. ✓
- indifference.
- privilege.
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- What theme does the juxtaposition of opulent and dilapidated settings suggest?
- Equality
- Control
- Inequality ✓
- Rebellion
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Key learning points
- Contrasting settings can be used to show injustice and inequality in a dystopian society
- Hostile or dilapidated settings are often used to reflect difficulties or discrimination
- Opulent or luxurious settings are often used to show power and greed
- Semantic fields can help create a setting that has a theme running through it
Common misconception
Pupils may think that dystopian societies only involve dilapidated settings.
Explain that there are two sides in a dystopia: those with power and control who live in luxury and ordinary citizens in run down areas.
Keywords
Opulent - An opulent place or item is costly and luxurious, in a boastful manner.
Dilapidated - A dilapidated building is in a state of ruin because of neglect.
Semantic field - A semantic field is a group of words related in meaning.
Inequality - When a society has inequality, there are unfair differences between groups of people.
Juxtapose - If you juxtapose two things, you place them together for contrasting effect.
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