[g.k.galloway]

Exam ---

Of Mice and Men
The Woman in Black

Controlled assessments ---

Macbeth
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

[stac4321]

Lord of the Flies
Romeo and Juliet
Great Expectations
Death of a Salesman

No poetry for us!

[tamil4]

To Kill a Mockingbird
The Crucible
Pride and Prejudice
Romeo and Juliet

[luke]

Books:
Of Mice and Men (Eng Lang coursework plus one Eng Lit Unit 1 exam)
Lord of the Flies (Eng Lit Unit 2 exam)

Plays:
A View From The Bridge (Eng Lit Unit 2 exam)
Romeo and Juliet (Eng Lit coursework)

Plus four poems for the English Lit coursework and a question about unseen poetry in the Unit 1 exam for English Lit.

[aneesa :)]

An Inspector Calls
Of Mice and Men
Macbeth
Jane Eyre

[Ellie_May :)]

For GCSE i did:
Heroes,
Macbeth,
Jane Eyre,
Plus all them oxford anthology poems.

Im now taking lit at A level and have done:
A Clockwork Orange
Brighton Rock
The Duchess of Malfi
Macbeth
Plus more oxford anthology poems to do with work

[Moscardini]

* I know why the caged bird sings (exam)
* An Inspector Calls (exam)
* Merchant of Venice (cw)
* Pride and Predjudice (cw)
* Dulce et Decorum est and Charge of the Light Brigage (cw- War poems)
* I know why the caged bird sings -poem and another poem which I cant remember but we had to compare it too (cw)

[Grammar Kid]

Romeo & Juliet

TKAM

An Inspector Calls

Anthology

Wuthering Heights

[KatnissEverdeen]

I studied To Kill A Mockingbird and Animal Farm for the exam, and The Crucible and The Merchant of Venice for the controlled assesments.

I also studied the Edexcel Anthology for the poetry exam.

[~*Holly*~]

Of Mice and Men, Romeo and Juliet, An Inspector Calls, Never Let Me Go
I would have loved to have done Pride and Prejudice though, I absolutely love that book. NLMG was just...eurgh, just awful.

Poetry-wise, we did: The Charge of the Light Brigade (Alfred, Lord Tennyson), Patrolling Barnegat (Walt Whitman) and Dulce et Decorum Est (Wilfred Owen).

[Rainbow Revolution]

An Inspector Calls, Of Mice and Men and Mr Pip

[Rixion]

Romeo and Juliet, Of Mice and Men, A View From The Bridge, Edexcel Anthology

[DolallyDucky]

To Kill A Mockingbird and An Inspector Calls

Have both in my bookshelf still, haven't touched them once. English ruined any books we ever studied for me

[Apocalyptic Fish]

Coursework: Frankenstein
Exam: Lord of the Flies

[Skaði]

Did my GCSEs last year

-Of Mice and Men
-An Inspector Calls
-Macbeth
-Great Expectations

Don't even get me started on the poetry

[-silverfox-]

We studied: Why the cage bird sings, The merchant of Venice and The view from the bridge and Macbeth.

[Sammy95]

'Romeo and Juliet' and the poems 'Ballad' by someone anonymous and 'Long Distance' by Tony Harrison for coursework.

'Of Mice and Men' and 'An Inspector Calls' and 'AQA Moon on the Tides Poetry Anthology' (Conflict poems) for the exam. BUT I did do coursework on Curley's Wife (and she came up in the exam! woo! ).

[Nynyflower]

Gosh, it's 5 years since I took my GCSEs! I did AQA syllabus, I think we did To Kill a Mockingbird, Henry V, Sweet Bird of Youth and the Hound of the Baskervilles (teacher made us refer to it as "the novella" because it wasn't technically a proper book). Then we did the AQA poetry anthology with Gillian Clarke and Seamus Heaney.

[introvertedraccoon]

Of Mice and Men
AQA Poetry anthology - Duffy, Armitage, and some pre-1900s (mainly R Browning)

For coursework:
Frankenstein
Romeo and Juliet
Journey's End
(And The Sixth Sense, though that's a film... O.o)

[SpunkyVanDros]

i use the term study loosely
but i studied of mice and men but i'd only read a few chapters,( you know the important ones and the one where crooks is in.) And i new a lot about civil rights movements and how black people percieved themselves, and what do you know there is a question on crooks in the exam so the history channel served me very well. And voila, i was two marks off an A*