Eng Ext 1 & 2 Predictions/Thoughts (3 Viewers)

[exteng_imcooked]

dont stress u can use your elective text

whattt the same tiktok also told be it cant be an elective text!! yk what screw it whatever i write i write idec

 

[Kat.crazi]

Better not be a discursive…

 

[Trial&Error]

whattt the same tiktok also told be it cant be an elective text!! yk what screw it whatever i write i write idec

If that's true, I bet you've probably read a lot of other really interesting texts. Just mention those. They'll probably be easier to talk about as well.

 

[Kat.crazi]

If that's true, I bet you've probably read a lot of other really interesting texts. Just mention those. They'll probably be easier to talk about as well.

What if u don’t have quotes tho uhhhh

 

[Trial&Error]

What if u don’t have quotes tho uhhhh

I don't think you NEED quotes. Just mention like setting, characterisation, purpose, message, audience and stuff. Also movies will work better cause you can just use visual techniques. And you probably remember a lot of scenes from a lot of different movies.

 

[Kat.crazi]

I don't think you NEED quotes. Just mention like setting, characterisation, purpose, message, audience and stuff. Also movies will work better cause you can just use visual techniques. And you probably remember a lot of scenes from a lot of different movies.

Ohhh smart tyvm

 

[BionicMango]

And you can mention your related text, as far as I know the two sections are marked by different people so they won’t know

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

gang im actually cooked i didnt realise we needed quotes from a literary text if lit worlds is an analytical i always thought there would 100% be a stimulus and we'd analyse that but i saw a tiktok saying its possible they just give us a question and we have to use a lit reading to respond like wtf

Wait wtf can someone explain what this means/wha I'd have to do

 

[englishmath52]

Wait wtf can someone explain what this means/wha I'd have to do

they could potentially ask a critical question eg "how does your study of literary worlds provoke new insights into why literary worlds are constructed?" but they wouldnt provide extracts to anaylse from u would just have to use ur own quotes/ideas and create a critical essay

 

[MoeyNeeds90+]

they could potentially ask a critical question eg "how does your study of literary worlds provoke new insights into why literary worlds are constructed?" but they wouldnt provide extracts to anaylse from u would just have to use ur own quotes/ideas and create a critical essay

Can I use my section2 essay mindscapes and just analyse a private world then or idk what to do

 

[englishmath52]

And you can mention your related text, as far as I know the two sections are marked by different people so they won’t know

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[Trial&Error]

See if they ask a reflection? How are we supposed to structure it? Is it basically just critically analysing our own work in regards to the creation of literary worlds or...?

 

[exteng_imcooked]

See if they ask a reflection? How are we supposed to structure it? Is it basically just critically analysing our own work in regards to the creation of literary worlds or...?

basically yes, if there's a stimulus (which pray to god there will be) you have to make references to that as well and how that influenced our writing, its like an advanced mod c reflection really just extension level

 

[supercake2]

T- 2 hours

 

[Trial&Error]

Good luck everyone!!

 

[fluffy_unicorns]

Im scared yall

 

[yenisei]

believe in yourself, we've all worked so hard and we got this!!

 

[BionicMango]

And you definitely know more than you think!

 

[ButteryNucleotide]

who else gaslit themselves into believing they memorised their s2 last night n now can't recall it this morning

 

[ButteryNucleotide]

does anybody have last min tips