1) What is the main text structure used in 'Black Snake'? a) Narrative b) Factual Accounts c) Descriptive d) Persuasive 2) What structure is used to tell Ned Kelly's story from different perspectives? a) Narrative/Fiction Recounts b) Expository c) Descriptive d) Persuasive 3) Which element is most likely to include original letters, speeches, or official documents? a) Historical sources b) Fictional character recounts c) Dialogue d) Descriptive language 4) What structure aims to convince readers? a) Narrative b) Expository c) Descriptive d) Persuasive 5) Why is dialogue an effective tool in historical texts? a) It brings historical figures to life and adds authenticity b) It creates humor in serious topics c) It removes the need for descriptive language d) It replaces the need for factual accounts 6) Which structure uses vivid imagery to paint a picture of the setting and era? a) Narrative b) Expository c) Descriptive d) Persuasive 7) What effect does descriptive language have in historical storytelling? a) A. It lists historical dates without emotion b) B. It paints a vivid picture of the setting and era c) C. It focuses mainly on dialogue d) D. It speeds up the pacing of the text 8) How do historical sources enhance a historical text? a) A. They make the story completely fictional b) B. They serve as decoration in the margins c) C. They add authenticity and help explain the time period d) D. They focus only on the main character's emotions 9) Why do writers include factual accounts in historical narratives? a) To make the text longer b) To provide accurate historical context and realism c) To entertain readers with fictional details d) To replace the need for character development 10) What is the purpose of having fictional characters recount historical events? a) To distort historical facts b) To provide entertainment through fantasy c) To confuse the reader with fictional timelines d) To humanise history and provide emotional depth 11) What are the four text structures used in Black Snake: The Daring of Ned Kelly a) Descriptive Language, Historical Sources, Dialogue, Facts b) Factual Accounts, Historical Sources, Fictional Character Recounts, Descriptive Language c) Fictional Character Recounts, Dialogue, Historical Sources, Language Features d) Dialogue, Fictional Character Recounts, Descriptive Language 12) To be successful in exam question 2, I must revise text structures, their purpose and audience impact a) True b) False

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