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Craig Silvey engages us with Jasper Jones in order to convey a certain ... It is very similar to the one Silvey grew up in, although he denies writing the book ...
Jasper Jones | Mrs Flannery's Year 12 English Class lynnflannery.wordpress.com/category/jasper-jones/‎ Apr 15, 2013 – Posts about Jasper Jones written by lynnflannery. ... Discuss how the author of Text 1 represents a society that is ... With reference to Jasper Jones, explain how an understanding of context influenced your response to the text's ideas. .... for example the task you did on making Jasper's speech more formal.
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In all important respects Jasper Jones is an Australian To Kill a Mockingbird.
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Task Sheet Jasper Jones Orala_2012 painejulieta.edublogs.org/.../Task-Sheet-Jasper-Jones-Orala_2012-1t477...‎ Mar 21, 2012 – Year 10 Language A: Australian Identity – Jasper Jones by Craig Silvey ... You will need to be able to discuss Silvey's writing techniques in this ... Draft your speech. ... non-literary features; these sometimes serve the context ...
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CONTEXT IN JASPER JONES | Mrs Flannery's Year 12 English Class lynnflannery.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/context-in-jasper-jones/Apr 9, 2013 – CONTEXT IN JASPER JONES. On looking through some old Stage 3 exam papers, I see that most of the “Reading” questions are about either
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