Lesson C03.1.1
C03.1.1 Close reading of a literary text Quiz: OCR English Literature, Unit 3
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the word count weighting guideline for Task 1 in OCR NEA Literature?
- 3000 words
- 2000 words
- 1000 words
- 500 words
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Which Assessment Objective measures the analysis of language, form, and structure?
- AO1
- AO4
- AO2
- AO3
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What publication date rule applies to all texts chosen for Component 03?
- Post-1900
- Post-2000
- Pre-1900
- Post-1945
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A student examines the arrangement of words and clauses in a complex sentence. What is this?
- Tone
- Syntax
- Diction
- Genre
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Which Assessment Objective tests the structure, register, and academic terminology of the essay?
- AO1
- AO3
- AO5
- AO2
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What is the total combined word limit for Component 03 coursework tasks?
- 2000 words
- 3000 words
- 1500 words
- 4000 words
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A student notes a sudden shift in tone at line nine of a sonnet. What is this line called?
- Refrain
- Stanza
- Volta
- Caesura
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A line of poetry continues into the next without terminal punctuation. What is this technique?
- Caesura
- Anaphora
- End-stopping
- Enjambment
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Which Assessment Objective evaluates the significance and influence of contexts in literature?
- AO3
- AO4
- AO1
- AO2
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In a re-creative Task 1 submission, what additional element must be submitted alongside the re-creative writing?
- Historical timeline
- Comparative essay
- Annotated bibliography
- Analytical commentary
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A passage contains recurring images of decay and illness. What literary term describes this recurring image?
- Hyperbole
- Motif
- Oxymoron
- Paradox
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How many texts must be studied in total across the entire NEA Component 03 portfolio?
- Four texts
- Two texts
- Three texts
- One text
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A pause or break within a line of verse, often marked by punctuation, is called what?
- Enjambment
- Caesura
- Elision
- Volta
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Which Assessment Objective specifically rewards exploring different interpretations and critical views of a text?
- AO1
- AO3
- AO5
- AO2
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An author uses "the kettle screamed on the stove". Which figure of speech is used here?
- Litotes
- Metonymy
- Personification
- Synecdoche
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In poetry, unrhymed verse written in regular iambic pentameter is known as what?
- Ballad metre
- Heroic couplets
- Blank verse
- Free verse
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A narrator directly addresses an absent person or abstract concept in a text. What is this?
- Antithesis
- Apostrophe
- Allegory
- Anaphora
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In Task 1 close reading, can the selected text extract be chosen from a poetry anthology?
- Only pre-1900
- Only drama
- Yes
- No
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What term describes the repetition of vowel sounds within nearby words in a text?
- Consonance
- Alliteration
- Assonance
- Sibilance
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Which narrative technique presents a character's internal thoughts using third-person grammar without quotation marks?
- Stream of consciousness
- Direct speech
- Free indirect discourse
- First-person monologue
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