Language Features, Symbols, and Motifs (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Narrative technique Noah uses to universalise apartheid

Second-person address ('you')

Code-switching definition

Alternating between different languages or dialects

Xhosa proverb about speaking two languages

'A kid who speaks two languages gets beaten in both'

Anaphoric repetition definition

Repeating words at beginning of successive clauses

Noah's 3-part anecdote structure pattern

Universal hook → escalating chaos → reflective coda

Chameleon metaphor meaning in the memoir

Noah 'changes colour' through language manipulation

Lesson Fufi the dog teaches Trevor

'Love isn't ownership'

What minibus tribalism symbolises

Government-exploited black divisions

What CD hustles symbolise

Poverty's entrepreneurial desperation

Purpose of rhetorical questions in the memoir

Create immersive engagement, pull readers through apartheid

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