Ahaha, we read a TS Elliot poem last year (my teacher said it was for fun, lol), meh, it was strange and bland and stuffdzzlng_07 said:thats what im doing too.. TS elliot and modernism etc... so0o0o boring!!
Ahaha, we read a TS Elliot poem last year (my teacher said it was for fun, lol), meh, it was strange and bland and stuffdzzlng_07 said:thats what im doing too.. TS elliot and modernism etc... so0o0o boring!!
Hmm ok then, its more of a short answer questions/creative response test and you have to find 2 other supplementary materials for the short answer section.Boxxxhead said:Yep SoulSearcher I got Faro.
We never did that exam assessment you're talking about... we had one but it was a comprehension and later in the year.
Good luck everybody with your English assessments
Who the hell is TS Elliot?dzzlng_07 said:thats what im doing too.. TS elliot and modernism etc... so0o0o boring!!
TS Elliot is a famous poet.SoulSearcher said:Who the hell is TS Elliot?
gadbil said:We have three assessments for english all revolving the theme 'changing perspectives'.
Is it me or does English have a thing with the number 'three'?airie said:Just finished an assessment last Thursday, and look at this: another assessment on poetry (takes up 15% weighting) about changing (I'd be doing Judith Wright) on 20 Mar, and a stimulus booklet where we need to analyse three texts of our own choise plus another text about changing composed by ourselves.
I am beginning to realise that EXT1 is nothing like advanced in terms of enjoyment.luscious-llama said:I loved TS Elliots Poetry. [EE1 prelim]
I hated Othello
I hated Change
I hated Sense and Sensibility
I hate Journeys
Frontlines fun though
and doing Heart of Darkness and Crime Fiction [Yr11 EE1 + Yr 12 EE2 respectively] is also much funness
Loving Ee2
EE1 knocks the pance off Adv. Eng anyday.
Well what do you know, apart from the fact that I have to find three supplementary texts, we have three assessment tasks on the AoS 'Changing', one's already done and the coming two are three days apart, and yesterday, after the English lesson, my English teacher asked us to analyse this poem of Judith Wright explaining three techniques used in-depth. So there you go. Oh, and have I mentioned the fact that a typical analysis of mine is three pages long?m0ofin said:Is it me or does English have a thing with the number 'three'?
Hahaha!!airie said:Well what do you know, apart from the fact that I have to find three supplementary texts, we have three assessment tasks on the AoS 'Changing', one's already done and the coming two are three days apart, and yesterday, after the English lesson, my English teacher asked us to analyse this poem of Judith Wright explaining three techniques used in-depth. So there you go. Oh, and have I mentioned the fact that a typical analysis of mine is three pages long?