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ENG1501 Assignment 1 (100% COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 23 April 2025 Course
Foundations in English Literary Studies (ENG1501)
Institution
University Of South Africa
Book
The English Handbook
Foundations in English Literary Studies - ENG1501 Assignment 1 2025 - DUE
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ASSIGNMENT 01: Poetry ‘they call you mister steve biko now you’re dead’ by
Shabbir Banoobhai Due date: 23 April 2025 This assignment comprises TWO
sections. Both sections are COMPULSORY. Section A: Reflective essay: Poetry
(Unit 2) Now that you have worked through Unit 2 (Poetry) in the study
guide, write a reflective essay of 250-350 words in which you reflect on the
exercises provided as part of this unit. In your answer, respond to the
following: • Did you complete your activity journal? If not, why? • Which of
the activities did you find manageable, and what do they have in common? •
Which of the activities did you find challenging, and why? • Which aspect of
this unit did you find the least enjoyable or difficult to understand? Please be
as specific as possible (quote from the section and provide page references).
Section A: 10 marks We use the following as a rubric for marking the
reflexive essay: Level Mark Range Descriptor Good 6-10 demonstration of
engagement with the Study Guide using the given prompts Adequate 5 •
generic response that skims the surface • poorly structured essay • response
that is not always clear Inadequate 0-4 • AI-generated response • sourced
response • unconvincing reflection Section B: Short questions Read the
poem ‘they call you mister steve biko now you’re dead’ by Shabbir
Banoobhai (page 227 in The New Century of South African Poetry, available
as an e-reserve on the library website) before answering the questions that
follow. You must answer in full sentences, and you should support your
answers by quoting from the poem. Note: You will notice that each question
includes a mark allocation. This is to indicate how much you should write to
support your answer. One mark represents one main point or reason. If a
question counts four marks, that means that you will need to supply four
points or reasons. Remember that you can use an example from a poem only
once; you cannot use the same example for each of your answers. 1.
ENG1501 Assignment
1 (100% COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE
23 April 2025
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[Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of
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ENG1501 Assignment 1 (100% COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 23 April 2025 Course
Foundations in English Literary Studies (ENG1501)
Institution
University Of South Africa
Book
The English Handbook
Foundations in English Literary Studies - ENG1501 Assignment 1 2025 - DUE
23 April 2025 ;100 % TRUSTED workings, Expert Solved, Explanations and
Solutions.......
ASSIGNMENT 01: Poetry ‘they call you mister steve biko now you’re dead’ by
Shabbir Banoobhai Due date: 23 April 2025 This assignment comprises TWO
sections. Both sections are COMPULSORY. Section A: Reflective essay: Poetry
(Unit 2) Now that you have worked through Unit 2 (Poetry) in the study
guide, write a reflective essay of 250-350 words in which you reflect on the
exercises provided as part of this unit. In your answer, respond to the
following: • Did you complete your activity journal? If not, why? • Which of
the activities did you find manageable, and what do they have in common? •
Which of the activities did you find challenging, and why? • Which aspect of
this unit did you find the least enjoyable or difficult to understand? Please be
as specific as possible (quote from the section and provide page references).
Section A: 10 marks We use the following as a rubric for marking the
reflexive essay: Level Mark Range Descriptor Good 6-10 demonstration of
engagement with the Study Guide using the given prompts Adequate 5 •
generic response that skims the surface • poorly structured essay • response
that is not always clear Inadequate 0-4 • AI-generated response • sourced
response • unconvincing reflection Section B: Short questions Read the
poem ‘they call you mister steve biko now you’re dead’ by Shabbir
Banoobhai (page 227 in The New Century of South African Poetry, available
as an e-reserve on the library website) before answering the questions that
follow. You must answer in full sentences, and you should support your
answers by quoting from the poem. Note: You will notice that each question
includes a mark allocation. This is to indicate how much you should write to
support your answer. One mark represents one main point or reason. If a
question counts four marks, that means that you will need to supply four
points or reasons. Remember that you can use an example from a poem only
once; you cannot use the same example for each of your answers. 1.
