Mr Bollom’s revision slideshow for you.Year 8 Term 3 & 4 revision 2011
Year 7 Revision Lesson term 3 & 4 2011Here is the Year 7 revision slideshow for semester 2
It is that time of the year again when our minds turn to examinations and the opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge and understanding that we have acquired during the last semester.
There are a few things you can do to prepare for this exciting this event:
1. Read back through your workbook to review the work you have covered this semster
2. Check the Course Outline that you ought to have glued into the front of your book. Look for any missing work and either check with your teacher for copies of any handouts you did not get, or borrow a class-mate’s book to write up any missing notes.
3. Look closely at your course study guide. Write summaries, or answers to the questions of each of the specifics of the course. You should refer to both your work book and relevant sections of the textbook to do this.
4. If you have any further questions, speak to your classroom teacher.
Good luck
Study guides:
Here is a copy of the task and the template that requires you to choose and analyse a set of historical sources about a battlefront involving Australians during WWII. Note that you will need to complete four of the templates.
Having recently completed the unit of work on the Incas, please take a couple of minutes to complete this survey.
Thanks,
Mr Ross
Use this ppt as a revision tool. It contains content information and practice questions that will assist your revision prior to the exam.
Use the podcast players below to listen to the readings or right-mouse click “Save As” to download the files and listen to them on your own computer or iPod.
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Click the player below to listen to the audio file.
A quick trip through Google Books turned up the following texts that can be previews, search and read online. They we gathered using Clipmarks.
Click on the books.google.com link to go to the specific text.
Once at the page, click on the “Preview this Book” button. A handy thing then is to search for a key word (Arthur? Arthurian? Legend? Truth?). The pages that are referenced are then available to clicking (sometimes a lot, sometimes a little).
By Robert Huntington Fletcher
A History of English Literature (Webster’s Spanish Thesaurus Edition)
clipped from books.google.com.auThe Arthurian Material in the Chronicles: Especially Those of Great Britain and France
By Robert Huntington Fletcher, Roger Sherman Loomis
clipped from books.google.com.auFrom Scythia to Camelot: A Radical Reassessment of the Legends of King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table, and the Holy Grail
By C. Scott Littleton, Linda A. Malcor
clipped from books.google.com.auArthurian Legend in Italian Literature
Arthurian Legend in Italian Literature
By Edmund Garratt Gardner
clipped from books.google.com.auPopular Arthurian Traditions
By Sally K. Slocum
clipped from books.google.com.auKing Arthur’s Modern Return
By Debra N. Mancoff
clipped from books.google.com.auCei and the Arthurian Legend
By Linda Gowans
clipped from books.google.com.auKing Arthur: The Truth Behind the Legend
By Rodney Castleden
clipped from books.google.com.auCulture and the King: The Social Implications of the Arthurian Legend : Essays in Honor of Valerie M. Lagorio
By Martin B. Shichtman, James P. Carley, Valerie Marie Lagorio
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