23rd April: 'I shall satiate my ardent curiosity' Flashcards

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‘I shall satiate my ardent curiosity’: who says this?

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Robert Walton

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What does Robert Walton do?

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Explorer

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What does he want to achieve?

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Make a passage to the pole and discover how the poles work

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What does the quote mean? ‘I shall satiate my ardent curiosity’

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I will satisfy my thirst for knowledge

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What technique is used here and why is it that technique?

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It is a metaphor as it is describing his desire to satisfy his knowledge as quenching his thirst

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What types of word are ‘ardent curiosity’?

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Adjective and abstract noun

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What is the meaning of ‘ardent’?

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Burning

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Fill in the blanks: ‘I shall _______ my ______ curiosity’’

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‘I shall satiate my ardent curiosity’

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Fill in the blanks: ‘I s___ _______ m__ ______ c________’’

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‘I shall satiate my ardent curiosity’

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Fill in the blanks: ‘_ ___ _______ __ ______ ________’’

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‘I shall satiate my ardent curiosity’

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