English advanced predictions/thoughts (1 Viewer)

[alphxreturns]

right!?
http://instagr.am/p/DPlBBE4k5R9/ (sorry to veer off topic)

sheesh more competition

 

[lucas10champ]

whats the predictions for the topic of common mod essay, i think it will be inconsistencies or anomalies cause i dont think they've asked that yet

 

[kittyc4tkittycar]

Alot of people are saying that, so it might be likely!

 

[lucas10champ]

yea im preparing an essay specifically on that question so surely they ask it

 

[svad]

Is it possible they could give us an extract for both mod A and B?

Also didn't they repeat a few prescription points through the years for comm mod? So its not super likely we'll get something they've never asked before

 

[kittyc4tkittycar]

Omg I hope its anomalies. Also didn't they repeat a few prescription points through the years? So its not super likely we'll get something they've never asked before

u definitley have a point! I was thinking that too. ppl are just more bent on it because we're the second last year being tested on this syllabus, so nesa might want to test it for the sake of it

 

[Kat.crazi]

This is a guess (let’s see how good my intuition is)

Common Mod: Inconsistencies and anomalies question
Mod A: General question no extract
Mod B: Extract question (for Eliot, Magi or Prufrock)
Mod C: 15 mark imaginative or discursive and 5 mark stimulus question OR reflection

 

[lolcti]

Is 750 words enough for mod A considering I add like 100+ more in the exam when I adapt to the question ?

 

[bigbird102]

My Predictions:

Common Mod (Same as everyone else's tbh): Paradoxes, Anomalies and Inconsistencies (Only part of of rubric which hasn't been asked)

Mod A: Extract (hopefully not like 2022 Mod A, at least for TT and HS)

Mod B: Extract (poem specified, my guesses are Preludes or Rhapsody as Prufrock is too obvious imo)

Mod C: 15 Mark Imaginative only with 5 mark stimulus short answer type (like 2022)