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ENG1501 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 23 June 2025
Course
Foundations in English Literary Studies (ENG1501)
Institution
University Of South Africa (Unisa)
Book
Small Things
ENG1501 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 23 June 2025;
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Which three characteristics that can be used to distinguish a short story from
a novel are the most helpful to you? Discuss these in a short paragraph,
exploring what they are and how they are useful to you. 2. After studying
Unit 3 how are you able to differentiate between first-, second- and third-
person narration? 3. In your opinion, which three plot elements drive short
stories? Justify your choice in a brief discussion. Section A Total: 15 marks
Section B: Man lands on the moon’ by Sindiwe Magona To answer this
question, read ‘Man lands on the moon’ by Sindiwe Magona (available as an
e-reserve on the Library website). Work through Unit 3 in Tutorial Letter 501
for a reminder of the reading strategies you should employ when reading a
short story. Remember to use a dictionary to look up the definitions of any
unfamiliar words in the short story and the assignment questions.
ASSIGNMENT 02: Short stories ‘Man lands on the moon’ by Sindiwe Magona
Due date: 23 June 2025 2 Ensure that each answer adheres to the following
guidelines: Your answers should: • be written as a paragraph of between ten
and fifteen lines • begin with a topic sentence that reflects the main topic of
the paragraph • discuss the topic by quoting evidence from the short story
(these quotations should be incorporated into grammatically complete and
coherent sentences) • explain how each of your quotations supports your
argument • employ correct referencing techniques and make use of
appropriate academic conventions • end with a sentence which summarises
and reflects on the significance of what you have argued Refer to Tutorial
Letter 501 for a reminder of topic sentences, paragraphing, argumentation,
and incorporation of quotations. Pay careful attention to the following
instructions: • Write a paragraph in response to each of the following
questions. • 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
ENG1501 Assignment 2
(COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2025
- DUE 23 June 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 2 (COMPLETE
ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 23 June 2025
Course
Foundations in English Literary Studies (ENG1501)
Institution
University Of South Africa (Unisa)
Book
Small Things
ENG1501 Assignment 2 (COMPLETE ANSWERS) 2025 - DUE 23 June 2025;
100% TRUSTED Complete, trusted solutions and explanations. Ensure your
success with us..
Which three characteristics that can be used to distinguish a short story from
a novel are the most helpful to you? Discuss these in a short paragraph,
exploring what they are and how they are useful to you. 2. After studying
Unit 3 how are you able to differentiate between first-, second- and third-
person narration? 3. In your opinion, which three plot elements drive short
stories? Justify your choice in a brief discussion. Section A Total: 15 marks
Section B: Man lands on the moon’ by Sindiwe Magona To answer this
question, read ‘Man lands on the moon’ by Sindiwe Magona (available as an
e-reserve on the Library website). Work through Unit 3 in Tutorial Letter 501
for a reminder of the reading strategies you should employ when reading a
short story. Remember to use a dictionary to look up the definitions of any
unfamiliar words in the short story and the assignment questions.
ASSIGNMENT 02: Short stories ‘Man lands on the moon’ by Sindiwe Magona
Due date: 23 June 2025 2 Ensure that each answer adheres to the following
guidelines: Your answers should: • be written as a paragraph of between ten
and fifteen lines • begin with a topic sentence that reflects the main topic of
the paragraph • discuss the topic by quoting evidence from the short story
(these quotations should be incorporated into grammatically complete and
coherent sentences) • explain how each of your quotations supports your
argument • employ correct referencing techniques and make use of
appropriate academic conventions • end with a sentence which summarises
and reflects on the significance of what you have argued Refer to Tutorial
Letter 501 for a reminder of topic sentences, paragraphing, argumentation,
and incorporation of quotations. Pay careful attention to the following
instructions: • Write a paragraph in response to each of the following
questions. • 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
