ENGLISH ADV - PAPER TWO (3 Viewers)

[Yousef El-Omar]

If there is an extract with images for Mod B (I do Good Night and Good Luck) do we reference the images as 'the stimulus' in our thesis and topic sentences, or just analyse them in the body paragraphs throughout the response? For example the 2020 q:

 

[Masaken]

if keats is an extract, I'm ending myself

real i have not watched bright star since term 1

 

[amy.q18]

real i have not watched bright star since term 1

damn that's awhile ago

 

[Masaken]

damn that's awhile ago

with the poems i'm fine with just reading through my booklet because i have quotes from 6 of the poems so i have a basic understanding of each but if they tell us to use any scenes from the film not in my essay i'm done for

 

[amy.q18]

If there is an extract with images for Mod B (I do Good Night and Good Luck) do we reference the images as 'the stimulus' in our thesis and topic sentences, or just analyse them in the body paragraphs throughout the response? For example the 2020 q:

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well like the model responses from nesa's workbook references those images in the intro and throughout their body paragraphs

 

[amy.q18]

with the poems i'm fine with just reading through my booklet because i have quotes from 6 of the poems so i have a basic understanding of each but if they tell us to use any scenes from the film not in my essay i'm done for

yeah like idrc about the poems, it's just if they reference like the dialogue and image from campion's film, that will be the end of me

 

[synthesisFR]

(b) Explain how your study of the craft of writing has enabled you to create an engaging piece of writing. In your response, make detailed reference to your use of language in part (a).
for this we dont need to refer to prescribed text right? since it doesn't directly ask?

 

[Flyawayordont]

If it is a forced imaginative for mod c, I'm going to walk out.

 

[its_ace21]

If it is a forced imaginative for mod c, I'm going to walk out.

im walking out either way onto the road to get run over

 

[qldbulls]

well like the model responses from nesa's workbook references those images in the intro and throughout their body paragraphs

Whaaa there's a nesa book with model responses for all texts???

 

[synthesisFR]

AAAAAAA
Choose a minor character from ’Love and Honour and Pity and Pride and Compassion
and Sacrifice’. Explore this character’s response to a significant moment in the narrative.
THEY CANT ASK STUFF LIKE THIS RIGHT SINCE NOT AL OF THE TEXTS HAVE MULTIPLE PEOPLE

 

[qldbulls]

im walking out either way onto the road to get run over

If it is a forced imaginative for mod c, I'm going to walk out.

Don't worry guys just blurt out your discursives, put quotation marks at the start and end, and add "said [character name]" after

 

[amy.q18]

Whaaa there's a nesa book with model responses for all texts???

yeah , but nesa for some reason stopped releasing the workbooks after 2020

 

[modgrinder]

Personally, I am convinced that Module C will be a question about writing from the perspective/voice of a character in your prescribed text

 

[joebiden69]

Personally, I am convinced that Module C will be a question about writing from the perspective/voice of a character in your prescribed text

whats the chance the marker hasnt read your prescribed text? I could just say that my piece is related to the themes present in my prescribed text but it isnt

 

[Unovan]

Who's keen for our last ever day of English tomorrow? (apart from ext students but tbh I don't care about any of youse)

 

[band6yesplease]

Who's keen for our last ever day of English tomorrow? (apart from ext students but tbh I don't care about any of youse)

Um be nice??? But honestly Adv is so much harder than ext i'd do 3 extension exams over 1 adv exam any day

 

[wollongong warrior]

whats the chance the marker hasnt read your prescribed text? I could just say that my piece is related to the themes present in my prescribed text but it isnt

All markers are familiar with every prescribed text afaik

 

[Unovan]

whats the chance the marker hasnt read your prescribed text? I could just say that my piece is related to the themes present in my prescribed text but it isnt

I think u specify your prescribed text right? But for the first part it doesn't matter only for reflection

 

[carrotsss]

All markers are familiar with every prescribed text afaik

I don’t think so