Flashcard of term 1 knowledge organiser.

Information from M1 knowledge organiser.

The design process

A way of breaking down a process into manageable chunks

Emergency Stop Sign

Cuts the power from the machinery in the workshop. If the fire bell rings, stop working in the workshop, put all tools on the benches and leave quietly out of the nearest fire exit.

Characterisation

The way an actor plays a role. This can be done through facial expressions, body language and voice.

Physical Theatre

A style of theatre that puts emphasis on movement rather than dialogue (speaking). It often used techniques such as movement, mime and dance.

Pace

how quickly or slowly your character speaks or moves

Body Language

The term used to describe the collective skills you use to communicate meaning about your character to the audience. This could include posture, gait and gesture.

Dramatic Pause

This can be taken before a line of dialogue or in the middle. This can communicate a range of different things to the audience.

Posture

How your character stands and the meaning communicated to the audience through this.

Gesture

A word to describe a movement from a body part to communicate meaning to the audience for example, a movement of your hands or head.

Analysis

Detailed examination of something

Impact

The effect or influence of something

Antagonist

The main foe of the protagonist

Implicit

Ideas suggested but not directly said

Atmosphere

The general tone or mood of a place.

Juxtaposition

Two things/ideas placed close together for a contrasting effect

Character Development

The changes a character experiences

Metaphors

A description that refers to one thing by mentioning another

Chronological

In order of time

Narrative Perspective

The way the story is told and by whom

Connotations

The ideas or feelings associated with something

Pathetic Fallacy

Assigning human feelings and emotions to aspects of nature

Conventions

A way in which something is usually done

Protagonist

The leading character in a novel, play, film, etc.

Emotive Language

Words chosen to evoke an emotional response

Red Herring

A misleading clue or piece of information

Empathy

The ability to understand and share the feelings of another

Similes

The comparison of one thing to another using “like” or “as”

Etymology

The study of the origin of words

Styles

A particular way in which something is done

Explicit

Clearly stated information

Suspense

A feeling of excitement or anxiety about what may happen

Exposition

A clear description of a character or setting

Symbolism

The use of something to represent or stand for something else

Foreshadowing

A warning of or hint to a future event

Tension

The feeling of feel, worry, or stress on the part of the reader

Imagery

Use of visually descriptive language

Tone

The general attitude or feeling of a piece

Geography

The study of places and the relationships between people and their environments.

Longitude

The angular distance of a place east or west of the Prime Meridian

Latitude

The angular distance of a place north or south of the earth's equator

Human Geography

Study of human activity and its impact on Earth

Physical Geography

Study of natural features on Earth

Medieval

The period between 1066-1500

Chronology

Putting events in the order that they happened

Century

100 years

Anglo-Saxons

People that lived in England before the Norman Conquest

Normans

People from the Normandy region of France, led by King William

Bayeux Tapestry

An embroidery telling the story of the Norman Conquest

Conquest

Taking an area by using force

Fyrd

Local farmers that fight for Harold Godwinson’s army

Housecarls

Paid, experienced soldiers that fought for Harold’s army

Cavalry

William’s soldiers that fought on horses

Harrying

To completely destroy

Pope

Head of the Catholic Church

Integer

A whole number that is positive or negative or 0

Place Value

The value a digit takes when placed in a particular position of a number.

Commutative

Calculations are commutative if changing the order does not change the result.

Associative

In these calculations you can re-group numbers and you will get the same answer

Fraction

A fraction is made up of a numerator (top) and a denominator (bottom).

Improper fractions

The numerator is larger than the denominator.

Equivalence

Two fractions are equivalent if one is a multiple of the other.

Simplify

Cancel a fraction down to give the smallest numbers possible.

Mixed numbers

These are made up of a whole number and a fraction.

Tempo

The Speed Of The Music

Rhythms

The Patterns Of Note Lengths & Silences

Allegro/Vivace

Fast or Lively

Moderato/Andante

Moderate/A Walking Pace

accelerando

Gradually Speed Up

accelerando

Gradually Get Quicker

Durations

Beats

salut

Hi

bonne matin

Good morning

Bonne nuit

Good night

Comment ca va?

how are you?

Comment tapple tu

What are you called?

crucifixion

Form of execution used by the Roman Empire for non-Romans; Jesus died this way

Trinity

belief that God is three persons in one (Father, Son and Holy Spirit

pluarist

A society of many belief systems which influence each other and the whole, bringing greater tolerance

parable

A story told by Jesus to show people how to live

nativity

Term given to the combined stories of Jesus’ birth

accurate data

Data that is close to the true value of what you are measuring

anomaly

A result that is very different from the other repeats of that measurement

categorical

A variable that has values that are words