English Lit GCSE Today...

[asher_]

Did anyone else sit their lit exam today?

It went really well for me actually, I did the poems (section B) first as it's worth more marks then the stories (section A)

For the poems I picked the question 'How is death and the threat of death presented in Havisham/On my first Sonne/Education for Leisure/Hitcher'

The poetry question was harder out of the two I think.

For the stories I picked 'How do the authors in Your Shoes and one other story use symbols to represent something else' Really easy I thought so - I chose snowdrops as my other story.

Anyway GL all those waiting their results in Aug.

[Smiddy]

I had to do 1 of the Questions on "Lord of the flies", I chose the 1 which had more to write about (Q4)

Then for my poetry, I had to do Seamus Heany, Gillian Clarke + Pre-1914 bank.

LOTF's part I found SUPER easy, Poetry I stuggled with a bit.
2 1/2 pages for LOTF, 1 1/2 Pages for poetry and they gave us more time for poetry :8

[the wombats]

I had mine today.

The book we done questions on:

Of Mice And Men

The poems I used:

Havisham
Salome
On My First Sonne
November

I also had my IT exam today.

[Craig]

We did OMAM in year 10 for C/w

I used On my first sonne in my Englush Lit test aswell,about relationships.

[JT-Fan]

Salome= jokes.
Shes like a prozzie lol

[Lycan]

Yea did it yesturday

Lord of the Flies .. Did the leader question

and Carol Ann Duffy, Simon Armatige - did the question on death presented in the poems


did RE today... pfft utter rubbish

[Catchetat]

i'm having english lit 2 days after...... :( :( :( :( :(

[the wombats]

Salome= jokes.
Shes like a prozzie lol
Do you know what the poem is about?

[JT-Fan]

urm yeah we did it on tuesday or wednesday o.O
yeah about the lady who slept with ppl and then chopped their heads
we interpreted that shes some sort of *** lol

[Spectate]

I chose question 4 (Lord of the Flies), and I seem to be the only one who chose question 23 (the one about women). :p

[TehJoshy]

Question Of Mice & Men: 'How Does Stienbeck get across the idea of the american dream'

Poetry: Seany & Clarke + Pre 1914