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ENG1501 Assignment 1
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April 2025
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 The English Handbook

Foundations in English Literary Studies - ENG1501 Assignment 1 2025 - DUE
23 April 2025 ;100 % TRUSTED workings, Expert Solved, Explanations and
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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.
Consider the first stanza of the poem. 1.1 Comment on what the diction
suggests about how Steve Biko was treated while he was alive. (2 marks)

Section B: Short Questions
1. Consider the first stanza of the poem.

1. Consider the first stanza of the poem.

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Publisher: 2009 ISBN: 9781444307917 Edition: Unknown

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