Yeh I thought Eng lit was okay, which poetry question did you do?
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Yeh I thought Eng lit was okay, which poetry question did you do?
the first one, with 'In Flanders Field' and 'The Falling Leaves', i liked that because i wanted those poems :p
My English Lit and ICT exams went actually ok today. I had to do two extract questions for Of Mice and Men and Blood Brothers which was worth 10 marks each and then answer 2 essay questions on both texts and the essay questions were worth 20 marks each, and then i had an unseen poem at the end of the exam worth 10 marks. But i actually did ok on my English Lit, considering it was a closed book exam. I remembered more quotes than I thought i did, and overall, i think i did ok on that exam.
The ICT exam was ok, but there were a few questions i didn't know and guessed, but the rest of it was alright. So i don't want to be too overconfident but i think my ICT and English Lit exams both went ok. :D
My god i love Of mice and men,they removed that from our exam board a couple of years ago, so we couldn't do it, i wish we could have though, 1984 is a pile of ****.
Hope everyone's exams today went well :) I had English Lit aswell, was OK, was a bit rushed though. No more exams until after half term for me now :D
Same..I spent an hour and a bit on the of Mice and Men question (which was totally stupid) I started comparing the characters to wind and herons...stupid extract :rotfl:
Poems was easier to bluff :D
Layne, what is 1984? I have actually never heard of it :hmm: Lol :D
aw poor you, my class is doing Of Mice & Men after half term. It seems easy enough...Quote:
Originally Posted by Layne
hmm, i think everyone is on a different exam board to me, Im on AQA
It's written by George Orwell and it presents an imaginary future where a totalitarian state controls every aspect of life, even people's thoughts. In the news in the past few days there was a coper who said that our country was becoming "Orwellian" in that everything that we do is controlled or watched by the government, which is exactly what Orwell predicted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katie2007
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Originally Posted by jelly bellyIt's written by George Orwell and it presents an imaginary future where a totalitarian state controls every aspect of life, even people's thoughts. In the news in the past few days there was a coper who said that our country was becoming "Orwellian" in that everything that we do is controlled or watched by the government, which is exactly what Orwell predicted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Katie2007
That what it is :lol: I hated it, i actually love of mice and men and would of swapped anything to do that!
And i'm on different boards for different subjects, but for english its OCR.