Module C: The Craft of Writing Quiz

What is the primary purpose of Module C: The Craft of Writing?

• To develop analytical skills

• To improve writing skills

• To study prescribed texts in depth

• To prepare for university-level English

How many short prescribed texts must students study in Module C?

• At least one

• At least two

• At least three

• At least four

What is the main approach to studying prescribed texts in Module C?

• Writing analytical essays

• Memorising key quotes

• Using them as stimulus or models for writing

• Comparing them to other modules' texts

What percentage of the school assessment must Module C count for?

• 15%

• 20%

• 25%

• 30%

Which of the following is NOT a form of writing typically studied in Module C?

• Reflective

• Imaginative

• Persuasive

• Informative

In the HSC exam, how much writing time is allocated for the Module C section?

• 30 minutes

• 40 minutes

• 50 minutes

• 60 minutes

What is NOT mentioned as a way to prepare for Module C?

• Knowing the rubric

• Knowing your techniques

• Writing frequently

• Memorising pre-prepared responses

Which of the following is NOT a key expectation for students in Module C?

• Reading one short text each week

• Writing about the weekly text in a journal

• Analysing visual texts

• Experimenting with different writing forms

How many marks is Module C worth in Paper 2 of the HSC exam?

• 10 marks

• 15 marks

• 20 marks

• 25 marks

What type of question format might students encounter in the Module C exam?

• Only single-part questions

• Only two-part questions

• Either single-part or two-part questions

• Always three-part questions