Q 1.21How should you order the events you write about in a Diary Entry?[1]AWrite about them in the order you remember themBWrite about them in the order they happened CFirst write about the best things that happened Reset

Chronological order is when events are organised from the end point to the beginning. Question 1Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 2Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionTipsQuestion textTimelines are useful because they give us insight into causes and consequences of events. Question 2Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 3Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionTipsQuestion textTimelines are a useful study resource. Where possible, we should make them when we learn new material. Question 3Select one:TrueFalseQuestion 4Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionTipsQuestion textWhich date should be the beginning of a timeline of post-apartheid South Africa? Question 4Select one:1990199420001980Clear my choiceQuestion 5Not yet answeredMarked out of 1Flag questionTipsQuestion textIn a timeline of the events of recent years, which should be the most recent event?Question 5Select one:Cyril Ramaphosa wins the presidency. Covid-19 pandemicThe first digied school is openedSouth Africa wins the Rugby World Cup

Question 7Select the correct statement regarding product backlog. 1 pointThe product backlog is ordered by importance. The stories at the bottom of the backlog are the most detailed. The product backlog is ordered by which stories follow the template. Epic stories are automatically put first in the product backlog.

Arrange the following sentences in a logical order: a) The discovery of a new species is always an exciting event for scientists. b) This particular species, named after the lead researcher, was found in the rainforests of South America. c) The team spent months conducting fieldwork, collecting samples and analyzing data. d) Once confirmed, the findings were published in a prestigious scientific journal. a. a,b,c,d b. b,a,c,d c. d,a,b,c d. c,b,a,d

Historical Diary Entry Activity: (5)Write a series of diary entries from the perspective of a historical figure or a common person living through asignificant event.Objective: Develop empathy and a deeper understanding of historical contexts and perspectives.Instructions:A. Choose a historical figure or an anonymous character from a specific period (e.g., a soldier in World War I,a peasant during the French Revolution).B. Research the daily life, challenges, and events of that time.C. Write at least three diary entries detailing their experiences, thoughts, and emotions

Your task is to write a diary entry from George's perspective on one of the events that take place during the narrative. For example:What happened in Weed and how George feels about leaving again.His response to the fight that injured CurleyJustifying his actions in shooting Lennie.Choose your own event to discuss- feel free to talk through your ideas with me.  You should demonstrate:Understanding of the themes and perspectives in the textStrong understanding of characterisation of the different characters in the story. Application of literary techniques in your own writing