othello and igao don't belong
YEAR 11 ADVANCED ENGLISH
ASSESSMENT TASK 2 –
The Outsider: Othello and The Catcher in the Rye
Date Due: Term 2, Thursday and Friday Week 1 (a roster of when students will be speaking will be distributed)
Weighting: 20%
In your answer you will be assessed on how well you: demonstrate understanding of the ideas expressed in Othello and The Catcher in the Rye evaluate the texts’ use of language, structure and medium organise, develop and express ideas using language appropriate to audience, purpose and form.
Option 1:
The outsider often feels that 'truth must be told at all costs, otherwise there can be no hope for an ultimate restoration of order…truth must be told, chaos must be faced’.
Option 2:
'The Outsider's fundamental attitude [is] non-acceptance of life…in a human society … there is no way out or round or through’.
Freedom of choice – trapped by freedom
Choose ONE of the above quotes then answer the following question.
In the context of your texts, to what extent to do you agree with this statement?
Write and deliver a 6 minute speech you would present to Year 11 students.
In your speech you must support your evaluation with a detailed analysis of BOTH of your prescribed texts.
You will also be required to include some understanding of the Area of Study as a result of your reading of Colin Wilson.
You will submit your speech as an A4 document to your teacher at the start of Thursday Week 1’s class.
The Outsider
MARKING GUIDELINES
Criteria
Marks
Demonstrates sophisticated critical understanding of the ideas expressed in the texts
Evaluates skillfully how language forms and features, and structure of the texts shape meaning
Composes and delivers a sophisticated speech using language appropriate to audience, purpose and form
17–20
Demonstrates clear critical understanding of the ideas expressed in the texts
Evaluates effectively how language forms and features, and structure of the texts
ASSESSMENT TASK 2 –
The Outsider: Othello and The Catcher in the Rye
Date Due: Term 2, Thursday and Friday Week 1 (a roster of when students will be speaking will be distributed)
Weighting: 20%
In your answer you will be assessed on how well you: demonstrate understanding of the ideas expressed in Othello and The Catcher in the Rye evaluate the texts’ use of language, structure and medium organise, develop and express ideas using language appropriate to audience, purpose and form.
Option 1:
The outsider often feels that 'truth must be told at all costs, otherwise there can be no hope for an ultimate restoration of order…truth must be told, chaos must be faced’.
Option 2:
'The Outsider's fundamental attitude [is] non-acceptance of life…in a human society … there is no way out or round or through’.
Freedom of choice – trapped by freedom
Choose ONE of the above quotes then answer the following question.
In the context of your texts, to what extent to do you agree with this statement?
Write and deliver a 6 minute speech you would present to Year 11 students.
In your speech you must support your evaluation with a detailed analysis of BOTH of your prescribed texts.
You will also be required to include some understanding of the Area of Study as a result of your reading of Colin Wilson.
You will submit your speech as an A4 document to your teacher at the start of Thursday Week 1’s class.
The Outsider
MARKING GUIDELINES
Criteria
Marks
Demonstrates sophisticated critical understanding of the ideas expressed in the texts
Evaluates skillfully how language forms and features, and structure of the texts shape meaning
Composes and delivers a sophisticated speech using language appropriate to audience, purpose and form
17–20
Demonstrates clear critical understanding of the ideas expressed in the texts
Evaluates effectively how language forms and features, and structure of the texts