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    The document provides an analysis of novel-based exam questions asked between 2001-2012 for literature exams. It breaks down the 12 questions into their focus areas, with most being centered around characters (5 questions), plot (4 questions), and themes (2 questions). One question focused on determining an important moral value. The questions generally ask students to choose a character, event, or part of the novel and analyze how it relates to character development, important life lessons, family relationships, or the overall plot.

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    The document provides an analysis of novel-based exam questions asked between 2001-2012 for literature exams. It breaks down the 12 questions into their focus areas, with most being centered around characters (5 questions), plot (4 questions), and themes (2 questions). One question focused on determining an important moral value. The questions generally ask students to choose a character, event, or part of the novel and analyze how it relates to character development, important life lessons, family relationships, or the overall plot.

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    Analysing Novel Questions (2001-2012) :: 2012 Write About An Event That Makes You Feel Angry. (Plot)

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    Analysing Novel Questions (2001-2012): 2001 A character you like/admire (character) 2002 What important lesson did you

    learn? (moral value) 2003 A character you sympathies. (character) 2004 Choose an event which you find to be the most memorable. (Plot) 2005 Love is important in a family. How is this shown in the novel you have studied? (Theme) 2006 The writer describes the main character as a very determined person. (character) Write about: ~some instances that show the characters determination ~how the determination affects his/her family 2007 Write about a character that you look up to. (character) 2008 Describe what happens at the end of the novel. (Plot) Explain why you find the ending either happy or sad 2009 Write about a difficult decision made by one of the characters, with close reference to the text, do think this was the right decision. (character) 2010 Write about an important incident in the novel. (Plot) 2011 Write about a part of the story that you like the most. (Plot)
    2012 Write about an event that makes you feel angry. ( plot)

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