English: Year 11 ENC

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During this unit of work you have watched the movie "Gallipoli" in order to gain an understanding of the life of a soldier during World War I.

Your studies of this unit require you to complete TWO tasks.

TASK 1

You have been asked to speak at the annual ANZAC Day ceremony providing information about:

• who the ANZACS were
• what life was like during the war
• how fellow Australians will never forget their sacrifice for this great country

TASK 2

Demonstrate your understanding of life as an Australian soldier by writing several diary entries. Your diary entries should reflect the feelings of the soldier and the conditions in which that solder had to live.

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