Wild Duck — Concept Maps
ICSE · Class 6 · English Literature
4 concept maps of Wild Duck for ICSE Class 6 English Literature, each also written out as a text outline. Maps: Wild Duck – Complete Chapter Overview.
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Wild Duck – Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Wild Duck
- Author
- Romesh Gunesekera
- Born in Sri Lanka
- Lives in Britain
- Plot
- Father and Son on a Lake
- Huge Flock of Teal Arrives
- Father Misses the Ducks
- Boy Shoots the Leader
- Duck Found Alive
- Boy Nurses the Duck at Home
- Boy Throws Gun Away
- Father Feels Peace
- Characters
- The Boy
- Bird Lover
- Patient and Steady
- Compassionate
- Morally Courageous
- The Father
- Experienced Hunter
- Teaches the Boy
- Learns from the Boy
- Feels Peace at End
- The Boy
- Themes
- Compassion
- Respect for Nature
- Teaching and Learning
- Moral Courage
- Growing Up
- Settings
- Lake in the Wilderness
- Late Afternoon
- Sky Changes Colours
- Wild and Beautiful
- Home and Backyard
- Boy Nurses the Duck
- Duck Cannot Fly Again
- Lake in the Wilderness
- Literary Devices
- Simile
- Broken Wing Like a Sail
- Imagery
- Colours of Sky
- Contrast
- Beauty vs Violence
- Sensory Language
- Touch Sight Sound
- Simile
- Grammar
- Finite Verbs
- Change with Subject
- Change with Tense
- Non-Finite Verbs
- Infinitive to plus verb
- Gerund verb plus ing as noun
- Participle
- Finite Verbs
- Author
Shows the progression from the lake setting to the home setting and how the story moves between these two important locations
The map in words
- Wilderness Lake
- Hunting Trip: Moment of Truth
- Boy Shoots Duck: Emotional Change
- Returns Home: Boy's Backyard
- Caring for Duck: New Understanding
- Returns Home: Boy's Backyard
- Boy Shoots Duck: Emotional Change
- Hunting Trip: Moment of Truth
Mind map showing the characteristics of the two main characters and their relationship
The map in words
- Father and Son
- The Father
- Experienced hunter
- Teaches technique
- Values success
- The Son
- Young and eager
- Loves nature
- Shows compassion
- Their Bond
- Shared experience
- Different values
- Mutual learning
- The Father
Themes and Character Development in 'Wild Duck'
The map in words
- Themes and Character Development in 'Wild Duck'
- Father-Son Relationship
- Transformation of the Boy
- Nature and Its Beauty
- Moral Lessons
- Symbolism in the Story
- Literary Devices
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