Eng Adv Paper 2 Predictions (2 Viewers)

[Run hard@thehsc]

I agree being prepared for all poems isn't a bad thing, but if they asked a specific poem without providing the extract it would be an unfair disadvantage in comparison who only did on text for mod B, so it's unlikely they'll do that

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[Run hard@thehsc]

do u think there will be reflection this yr

and which eliot poem do u think will be chosen, if it is an extract-based question??

Imma guess rhapsody cos it gets one of the most hate lmao

 

[ExtremelyBoredUser]

NESA chuckling in the corner having extracts for mod a and b (jokes hopefully)

 

[jordan c:]

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Imma guess rhapsody cos it gets one of the most hate lmao

nononono NOT RHASPODY PLEASE OH MY HOD AHHHHHHHHH

 

[may22]

do u think there will be reflection this yr

I hope so honestly

 

[Bumblebee_18]

King Henry will be the death of me

 

[may22]

NESA chuckling in the corner having extracts for mod a and b (jokes hopefully)

I don't think you understand the migraine I just got from that....


Is it bad that I think neither will have extracts, but that Mod B will be a specific question, not broad?

 

[x___y]

if they do give us an extract for mod b, eg like a piece from rhapsody, u reckon they'll mark us down for not talking about rhapsody specifically and instead using the idea of the quote and relating it to like prufrock. basically, do we need to use the extract they give us?

 

[busterlenman]

if they do give us an extract for mod b, eg like a piece from rhapsody, u reckon they'll mark us down for not talking about rhapsody specifically and instead using the idea of the quote and relating it to like prufrock. basically, do we need to use the extract they give us?

Based on how the extract questions were framed in the past two years I'd say you'd definitely need to include them in order to fully answer the question

 

[Run hard@thehsc]

if they do give us an extract for mod b, eg like a piece from rhapsody, u reckon they'll mark us down for not talking about rhapsody specifically and instead using the idea of the quote and relating it to like prufrock. basically, do we need to use the extract they give us?

Yh. You would defs have to use the extract cos that counts as engagement with the question. But I am not sure if it specifically implies that you have to discuss that poem in particular or simply draw references. Probably safer to discuss the poem they give in the extract

 

[Constantspy977]

Listen to uk drill and you will develop many creative writing skills to help with eng adv exams.

 

[Auzendriel]

I don't think you understand the migraine I just got from that....


Is it bad that I think neither will have extracts, but that Mod B will be a specific question, not broad?

I feel the same as you tbh

 

[Auzendriel]

Listen to uk drill and you will develop many creative writing skills to help with eng adv exams.

Me discussing how I take down my opps and how my blicky in my Prada and how these paigons ain't it.

 

[whatdoiputhere]

King Henry is fine if they give an extract on literally any Plath poem im deadge

 

[d1zzyohs]

If they ask for a persuasive, how can you convert your discursive piece to a persuasive?

Take one of the positions of your discursive and having a commanding tone.
Also, don't stress, because I really, HIGHLY doubt they will go persuasive only.

 

[Run hard@thehsc]

also if they say continue with the story, we can treat the stimulus as the introduction right in the case of an imaginative?

 

[calico_]

do u think they'll have the "Choose a character, persona or speaker from ONE prescribed text that you have studied" for mod c

 

[Run hard@thehsc]

do u think they'll have the "Choose a character, persona or speaker from ONE prescribed text that you have studied" for mod c

possibly

 

[pogchampion]

do u think they'll have the "Choose a character, persona or speaker from ONE prescribed text that you have studied" for mod c

if they do this I'm dead

 

[busterlenman]

do u think they'll have the "Choose a character, persona or speaker from ONE prescribed text that you have studied" for mod c

If they do that they'd (hopefully) include mod A and B too as options. My mod C texts didn't have any clear characters so that would be cruel