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2024 - DUE 9 October 2024
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ENG1516 PORTFOLIO OCTOBER NOVEMBER
(COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 9 October 2024
Course
Applied English Literature Foundation Phase (ENG1516)
Institution
University Of South Africa (Unisa)
Book
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Teaching Children\'s Literature
QUESTION 1 Define what a folktale is in your own words. (2) [2] QUESTION
2 Read this nursery rhyme with its accompanying picture before answering
the questions below. Poem ©2021 Kusoom Ayyaz. Licenced under: Creative
Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. Question 2.1 What
are two benefits of exposing children to nursery rhymes? (2) Question 2.2 The
above nursery rhyme makes use of several poetic elements. Identify and
provide an example of two of these elements used in the poem. (4) Question
2.3 Do you think that the text and image of the nursery rhyme work well
together in conveying the overall meaning of the nursery rhyme to learners?
Give reasons for your answer. (2) [8] QUESTION 3 Read this story and
answer the questions below. How The Tortoise Got The Cracks On His Shell
Once upon a time in the animal kingdom, there was a famine. The animals in
the kingdom all starved and looked very lean except the birds. When the
Tortoise noticed this, he decided to find out from the birds where they got their
food. The birds refused, citing the Tortoise's cunning as a reason why they
wouldn’t disclose it. The Tortoise continued to plead and promised not to play
any tricks. The birds then agreed to tell him. They told him of a feast held high
up in the heavens for anyone who could make it up there. The Tortoise
thought about it and realized that it would be impossible for him to get to the
heavens because he had no wings. However, an idea struck him; he said, “if
only each of you would lend me a feather to attach to my body which would
serve as a wing.” The birds agreed and gave him a feather to attach to his
body to form wings. Before they left, the birds asked him to take a ceremonial
ENG1516 PORTFOLIO
OCTOBER NOVEMBER
(COMPLETE ANSWERS)
2024 - DUE 9 October 2024
[Type the document subtitle]
[Year]
, Exam (elaborations)
ENG1516 PORTFOLIO OCTOBER NOVEMBER
(COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2024 - DUE 9 October 2024
Course
Applied English Literature Foundation Phase (ENG1516)
Institution
University Of South Africa (Unisa)
Book
ENG1516 PORTFOLIO OCTOBER NOVEMBER (COMPLETE ANSWERS)
2024 - DUE 9 October 2024; 100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions
and explanationsEnsure your success with us..
Teaching Children\'s Literature
QUESTION 1 Define what a folktale is in your own words. (2) [2] QUESTION
2 Read this nursery rhyme with its accompanying picture before answering
the questions below. Poem ©2021 Kusoom Ayyaz. Licenced under: Creative
Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license. Question 2.1 What
are two benefits of exposing children to nursery rhymes? (2) Question 2.2 The
above nursery rhyme makes use of several poetic elements. Identify and
provide an example of two of these elements used in the poem. (4) Question
2.3 Do you think that the text and image of the nursery rhyme work well
together in conveying the overall meaning of the nursery rhyme to learners?
Give reasons for your answer. (2) [8] QUESTION 3 Read this story and
answer the questions below. How The Tortoise Got The Cracks On His Shell
Once upon a time in the animal kingdom, there was a famine. The animals in
the kingdom all starved and looked very lean except the birds. When the
Tortoise noticed this, he decided to find out from the birds where they got their
food. The birds refused, citing the Tortoise's cunning as a reason why they
wouldn’t disclose it. The Tortoise continued to plead and promised not to play
any tricks. The birds then agreed to tell him. They told him of a feast held high
up in the heavens for anyone who could make it up there. The Tortoise
thought about it and realized that it would be impossible for him to get to the
heavens because he had no wings. However, an idea struck him; he said, “if
only each of you would lend me a feather to attach to my body which would
serve as a wing.” The birds agreed and gave him a feather to attach to his
body to form wings. Before they left, the birds asked him to take a ceremonial
