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ENG1501 Assignment 3 (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 11 August 2025
Course
Foundations in English Literary Studies (ENG1501)
Institution
University Of South Africa (Unisa)
Book
Small Things
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Where you have been asked to provide quotations and you do not, marks will
be deducted for this omission. • All quotations should be referenced
correctly. One mark will be deducted for failure to comply. 1. ‘Man lands on
the moon’ sometimes uses first-person narration. How does first-person
narration contribute to the story’s meaning? In your discussion, quote at
least two instances where first-person narration has been used to support
your argument. (7) 2. The central conflict in the story stems from the
contrasting beliefs held by Makhulu and her mother. Discuss this conflict and
explain how it is resolved. Quote three instances from the text to support
your discussion. (7) 3. Discuss how the setting of ‘Man lands on the moon’
impacts the events in the story. You will need to identify the setting first,
before explaining how it influences events in the story. Remember to quote
from the text to support your answer. (7) 3 4. Explain the significance of the
title in relation to the short story. In your discussion, explain why you think
the author chose the title. Then, provide a title that you think could be used
as an alternative. (7) 5. In your study guide (TL501) you are introduced to a
characterisation table (pg. 46-47). Using any THREE prompts from that table
discuss the characterisation of one character from the short story. Your
answer MUST include the prompt questions, responses to the prompts, as
well as evidence from the short story to support the responses. NB: Do not
use evidence already given in the study guide (7) For the ENG1501 module
team to improve teaching and learning, complete the survey questions
below. Copy and paste the tables below and complete your rating of each
descriptor, which is rated between 1 and 5, with the following
representations for each rating: 1 means strongly disagree 2 means disagree
3 means neutral 4 means agree 5 means strongly agree Learning Material
Descriptor Rating out of 5 1. Tutorial Letter 101 was a useful tool to
ENG1501 Assignment
3 (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE
11 August 2025
NO PLAGIARISM
[Pick the date]
[Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of
the document. Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of
the contents of the document.]
, Exam (elaborations)
ENG1501 Assignment 3 (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 11 August 2025
Course
Foundations in English Literary Studies (ENG1501)
Institution
University Of South Africa (Unisa)
Book
Small Things
ENG1501 Assignment 3 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 11 August 2025;
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Where you have been asked to provide quotations and you do not, marks will
be deducted for this omission. • All quotations should be referenced
correctly. One mark will be deducted for failure to comply. 1. ‘Man lands on
the moon’ sometimes uses first-person narration. How does first-person
narration contribute to the story’s meaning? In your discussion, quote at
least two instances where first-person narration has been used to support
your argument. (7) 2. The central conflict in the story stems from the
contrasting beliefs held by Makhulu and her mother. Discuss this conflict and
explain how it is resolved. Quote three instances from the text to support
your discussion. (7) 3. Discuss how the setting of ‘Man lands on the moon’
impacts the events in the story. You will need to identify the setting first,
before explaining how it influences events in the story. Remember to quote
from the text to support your answer. (7) 3 4. Explain the significance of the
title in relation to the short story. In your discussion, explain why you think
the author chose the title. Then, provide a title that you think could be used
as an alternative. (7) 5. In your study guide (TL501) you are introduced to a
characterisation table (pg. 46-47). Using any THREE prompts from that table
discuss the characterisation of one character from the short story. Your
answer MUST include the prompt questions, responses to the prompts, as
well as evidence from the short story to support the responses. NB: Do not
use evidence already given in the study guide (7) For the ENG1501 module
team to improve teaching and learning, complete the survey questions
below. Copy and paste the tables below and complete your rating of each
descriptor, which is rated between 1 and 5, with the following
representations for each rating: 1 means strongly disagree 2 means disagree
3 means neutral 4 means agree 5 means strongly agree Learning Material
Descriptor Rating out of 5 1. Tutorial Letter 101 was a useful tool to
