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Since there's a few teachers on here, I thought I'd give everybody the opportunity to help them out by providing some free teaching materials. Here's a pack aimed at providing both sides of the story in relation to Russia's special operation.
Section 1: Multiple choice questions
Please select 'the best' answer.
1. Edward Snowden is a:
a) Whistleblowing journalist and international hero.
b) Jaded former (sacked) trainee soldier.
c) Former spy, very much of the James Bond ilk.
d) Russian defector.
2. John Menadue is a:
a) Highly acclaimed former public servant and CEO of Qantas, widely accepted as being one of Australia's intellectual heavyweights.
b) Trainee methodist priest.
c) Jaded former number 2 to Edward Whitlam.
d) Disgrace.
3. Russia's special operation is:
a) A crusade of good against evil, in which Russia are shining crusader knights attempting to rid the world of modern day Nazis, while 'the West' and 'News Ltd' stand in their way.
b) Russia invading Ukraine.
c) Illegal.
d) A gratuitous land grab.
4. 99.99% of people:
a) Support Russia's special operation and are highly skeptical of the failed experiment that is democracy.
b) Were never surveyed.
c) Don't give a shyte.
d) Are sheeple with NFI so their views don't matter anyway.
5. Kim Jong Un visited Russia:
a) To discuss important issues concerning benevolent economic aspirations and national security threats that are being posed by the west.
b) To sell Vlad some bombs.
c) For the expensive cognac and cigars.
d) Because Vlad invited him.
Section 2: Short answer questions
1. Explain why Ukraine is part of Russia and why its decision to elect its current leader poses a threat to Russia's 'national security'.
2. Extrapolate the links between the Ukranian Orthodox Church and neo-nazis, with reference to Russia's stance on homosexuality.
3. Discuss why the existence of NATO necessitates Russia's need to acquire North Korean bombs to 'defend itself' against Ukraine.
4. Describe why Putin's system of government is superior to western democracies, with reference to Russia's economic and social prosperity when compared with G7 nations.
5. Identify 5 Russian experts from John Menadue's website. In doing so, cite their 'titles' and explain why one should trust them over what is shared by the corrupt MSM outlets.
Section 3: Extended response questions (choose one from the three below)
1. Critically analyse the benefits of Russia m's special operation with reference to Ukranian Nazis / homosexuals and the expansion of NATO.
2. Menadue once said that western democracies are a failed experiment. Critique the themes and motifs of this statement with reference to the success of Russia's special operation as well as its
3. Snowden is a staunch critic of the USA's national security measures, particularly the cybersecurity measures that were implemented in the wake of 9/11. Critically analyse why Russia's special operation is completely justified, drawing from comparisons to the US' unfair treatment of Snowden and Bin Laden.
Section 1: Multiple choice questions
Please select 'the best' answer.
1. Edward Snowden is a:
a) Whistleblowing journalist and international hero.
b) Jaded former (sacked) trainee soldier.
c) Former spy, very much of the James Bond ilk.
d) Russian defector.
2. John Menadue is a:
a) Highly acclaimed former public servant and CEO of Qantas, widely accepted as being one of Australia's intellectual heavyweights.
b) Trainee methodist priest.
c) Jaded former number 2 to Edward Whitlam.
d) Disgrace.
3. Russia's special operation is:
a) A crusade of good against evil, in which Russia are shining crusader knights attempting to rid the world of modern day Nazis, while 'the West' and 'News Ltd' stand in their way.
b) Russia invading Ukraine.
c) Illegal.
d) A gratuitous land grab.
4. 99.99% of people:
a) Support Russia's special operation and are highly skeptical of the failed experiment that is democracy.
b) Were never surveyed.
c) Don't give a shyte.
d) Are sheeple with NFI so their views don't matter anyway.
5. Kim Jong Un visited Russia:
a) To discuss important issues concerning benevolent economic aspirations and national security threats that are being posed by the west.
b) To sell Vlad some bombs.
c) For the expensive cognac and cigars.
d) Because Vlad invited him.
Section 2: Short answer questions
1. Explain why Ukraine is part of Russia and why its decision to elect its current leader poses a threat to Russia's 'national security'.
2. Extrapolate the links between the Ukranian Orthodox Church and neo-nazis, with reference to Russia's stance on homosexuality.
3. Discuss why the existence of NATO necessitates Russia's need to acquire North Korean bombs to 'defend itself' against Ukraine.
4. Describe why Putin's system of government is superior to western democracies, with reference to Russia's economic and social prosperity when compared with G7 nations.
5. Identify 5 Russian experts from John Menadue's website. In doing so, cite their 'titles' and explain why one should trust them over what is shared by the corrupt MSM outlets.
Section 3: Extended response questions (choose one from the three below)
1. Critically analyse the benefits of Russia m's special operation with reference to Ukranian Nazis / homosexuals and the expansion of NATO.
2. Menadue once said that western democracies are a failed experiment. Critique the themes and motifs of this statement with reference to the success of Russia's special operation as well as its
3. Snowden is a staunch critic of the USA's national security measures, particularly the cybersecurity measures that were implemented in the wake of 9/11. Critically analyse why Russia's special operation is completely justified, drawing from comparisons to the US' unfair treatment of Snowden and Bin Laden.
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