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Contemporary Novels flashcards

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This Contemporary Novels page gathers user-made flashcards on quotations, themes and characters, from About A Boy to The Cone Gatherers. School students can practice recalling quotations and exploring themes, while teachers can use the decks in lessons. There are over 40 flashcard decks, mostly at secondary level, with a few at a more advanced level. Pick a deck for the novel you are studying.

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Contemporary Novels flashcards

These decks offer different ways to work with a novel. About A Boy Quotes collects quotations, while English - Cloudstreet by Tim Winton includes cards on themes and belonging. The deck called joy luck includes questions about literary devices as well as events in the novel.

How to use a deck

Start with a deck on a novel you know. If you want to practice quotations, About A Boy Quotes is one place to begin. Read a card, pause to recall what you can about the passage, then check it against the card. Try connecting the quotation to a character or theme as you study.

For question-led practice on scenes and themes, look at cone gatherers themes n stuff. If you need a broader view before returning to the cards, switch to a mind map or notes on the Contemporary Novels unit page. Explore a deck and see which cards you want to spend more time with.

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Are these flashcards free to use?

Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed decks were made by GoConqr users.

Which flashcards can help with Higher English?

Two decks name Higher English in their titles: Higher English - Cone Gatherer Characters (10 markers) and Higher English - Cone Gatherers Theme 10 markers. They offer separate starting points for character and theme study. The page also lists other Cone Gatherers decks with quotations and questions about scenes.

Which deck should I start with for quotation practice?

Start with a deck for a novel you are studying. About A Boy Quotes and The Lovely Bones Quotes both bring together quotations. The latter also includes cards referring to social attitudes, setting and characterization, so it can be useful if you want to connect passages with those topics.

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