English Paper 2 Predictions & Thoughts (3 Viewers)

[specificagent1]

Gotta do this for every test now. Best of luck everyone! may nesa give us an easy paper like today

 

[icycledough]

Well, for starters, I'm positive Module C will have a reflection (unlike last year which I recall definitely throwing a few people off)

 

[specificagent1]

Well, for starters, I'm positive Module C will have a reflection (unlike last year which I recall definitely throwing a few people off)

i think so too, it's actually good if it did so u cant lose that many marks

 

[DarkOperator618]

mod c better not have a reflection cus ya boi is fucked if we do

on that note, pls gimmie tips cus I'm fucked without it

 

[mxhelle]

imma riot if they make us do select poems for those of us doing poetry in mod a

 

[zizi2003_]

imma riot if they make us do select poems for those of us doing poetry in mod a

WAITTT
i mean they can give an extract but not rlly ask us to choose a specific poem right!?

 

[mxhelle]

WAITTT
i mean they can give an extract but not rlly ask us to choose a specific poem right!?

my teacher told me that its possible. told us all to prepare for all poems in our mod a feedback but aint nobody got time for that

 

[izzyheslop]

imma riot if they make us do select poems for those of us doing poetry in mod a

literally ask me a question on the eve of st Agnes and I'm ending it

 

[zizi2003_]

literally ask me a question on the eve of st Agnes and I'm ending it

same same
i legit have one example per poem how on earth can they ask us to analyse ONE poem in depth only

 

[mxhelle]

literally ask me a question on the eve of st Agnes and I'm ending it

anything other than what i prepared for, im walking out of the room during reading time

 

[izzyheslop]

Mod C will only have a discursive. I know the head of NESA through a friend of a friend who has told me last years papers were much easier so they have to make it harder this year to compensate for it.

lmao I am praying bc I hate creatives and love discursive

 

[moriamsdubu]

Mod C will only have a discursive. I know the head of NESA through a friend of a friend who has told me last years papers were much easier so they have to make it harder this year to compensate for it.

if this happens i'm going to be dancing in the exam room from joy istg

 

[mxhelle]

lmao I am praying bc I hate creatives and love discursive

sameeee
last year was a forced imaginative so

 

[TheShy]

Yeah I reckon discurisve or something like example B from the sample paper. Then again, they could just give us the normal imaginative/discurisve/persuasive but with a hard stimulus

 

[hatterene]

module a and c will like pretty difficult and module b will probably be more relaxed given how they made people analyse a whole passage last year on the spot. i'm calling module a one of them might be text specific argh

 

[juliastiles]

Well, for starters, I'm positive Module C will have a reflection (unlike last year which I recall definitely throwing a few people off)

I think so too, I think they just want to make an example out of last year to show that they can do whatever they want and that you shouldn't memorise

 

[icycledough]

I think last year's Module A was quite generic, thus not too hard, while Module B's question was specifically on 'concerns and aesthetic qualities' of students' respective texts, which is definitely more specific and thus hard. I think though as Module B is a critical study of literature, it makes sense to give a specific, critical question while Module A may have another generic question on textual conversations or dissonances and resonances.

 

[mikrokosmos]

what rubric point do u think theyll ask for mod b? also anyone else doing king henry?

 

[bree1283]

what rubric point do u think theyll ask for mod b? also anyone else doing king henry?

i think a question could be something to do with textual integrity and significance – probably linking it to a theme/key-idea if they hate us enough

 

[specificagent1]

do we need to have quotes from mod c text for mod c? or do we just analyse our own writing