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2009 English / ESL Trial Exams. Download order form here

FLYING WITH TEXT RESPONSES

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Detailed sample responses to typical English Examination questions.

Texts included (among others) are:

• • A Man for All Seasons

  • Brilliant Lies

  • Elli

  • Empire of the Sun

  • Going Home

  • In Country

  • Lives of Girls and Women

  • Local Heroes

  • Montana 1948

  • Paper Nautilus

  • Proof

  • Remembering Babylon

  • Richard II

  • Schindler's List

  • Selected Poems

  • The Death of Napoleon

  • The Great Gatsby

  • The Kitchen God's Wife

  • The Life of Galileo

  • The Lost Salt Gift of Blood

FLYING WITH LANGUAGE ANALYSIS

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Detailed sample responses to these typical English Examination questions:

"No self-respecting Aussie would say 'good-day'. That sounds as un-Australian as saying 'how do you do'. The greeting is 'g'day'; it's a national badge that unites us all, and if you're an Australian you say it not only to show you are a member of that wonderful group, you say it because it's how you speak. It will always show that you are party of the group, whether you were conscious of announcing it or not."

(Dr Magda Tablisky: My Strine)

'Individuals use language to be identified as a member of various groups, adapting their use of language to fit into the group'.

With reference to at least two subsystems of language, explain how language use reflects a group identity.

FLYING WITH WRITING IN CONTEXT

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Detailed sample responses to English Examination questions for the following contexts: