Short Stories (Grade 12 NSC Matric English FAL): Quizzes
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How old is the narrator in 'Class Act'?
How old is the narrator in 'Class Act'?
Twelve years old
From what narrative perspective is 'Class Act' written?
From what narrative perspective is 'Class Act' written?
First person
What does Ayanda do to help the narrator fit in better?
What does Ayanda do to help the narrator fit in better?
Shortens her tunic
What is Mr Sauls more concerned with than the narrator's wellbeing?
What is Mr Sauls more concerned with than the narrator's wellbeing?
Her uniform length
Who provides the narrator's only meaningful connection?
Who provides the narrator's only meaningful connection?
Her sister Ayanda
What does the school uniform symbolise in 'Class Act'?
What does the school uniform symbolise in 'Class Act'?
Conformity and belonging
How does the narrator respond to her classmates' treatment?
How does the narrator respond to her classmates' treatment?
She does not retaliate
What type of bullying does the story explore?
What type of bullying does the story explore?
Subtle but persistent taunts
Which cultural reference demonstrates how young people form their identity?
Which cultural reference demonstrates how young people form their identity?
Sister Mary Clarence
What happens as the narrator tries harder to fit in?
What happens as the narrator tries harder to fit in?
Her isolation increases