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Hi everyone,
I have an exam on the Odyssey next Friday for my AS and I am STUCK on how to revise for it!!
PLEASE HELP
Thanks!!! xx
I have an exam on the Odyssey next Friday for my AS and I am STUCK on how to revise for it!!
PLEASE HELP
Thanks!!! xx
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Hi everyone,
I have an exam on the Odyssey next Friday for my AS and I am STUCK on how to revise for it!!
PLEASE HELP
Thanks!!! xx
Hi everyone,
I have an exam on the Odyssey next Friday for my AS and I am STUCK on how to revise for it!!
PLEASE HELP
Thanks!!! xx
Good luck with your exam.
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(Original post by mcbb)
Hi everyone,
I have an exam on the Odyssey next Friday for my AS and I am STUCK on how to revise for it!!
PLEASE HELP
Thanks!!! xx
Hi everyone,
I have an exam on the Odyssey next Friday for my AS and I am STUCK on how to revise for it!!
PLEASE HELP
Thanks!!! xx
(quotations are always a bonus)
Each book of the Odyssey is a short read - if you concentrate, just reading one of the books through again shouldn't take you more than half an hour by any stretch of the imagination. I don't know whether you're on timetable or whether you have any other examinations still to go, but you have plenty of time to re-read ALL this material and make sure you have notes on the key characters, societies and themes.
How did you revise for English Literature at GCSE? It's much the same here, but with some awareness of Greek cultural values thrown in.
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Re-read the set books. Make notes on characters and key themes from the syllabus if you for some reason have not already done so. Learn them.
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Each book of the Odyssey is a short read - if you concentrate, just reading one of the books through again shouldn't take you more than half an hour by any stretch of the imagination. I don't know whether you're on timetable or whether you have any other examinations still to go, but you have plenty of time to re-read ALL this material and make sure you have notes on the key characters, societies and themes.
How did you revise for English Literature at GCSE? It's much the same here, but with some awareness of Greek cultural values thrown in.
Re-read the set books. Make notes on characters and key themes from the syllabus if you for some reason have not already done so. Learn them.
(quotations are always a bonus)
Each book of the Odyssey is a short read - if you concentrate, just reading one of the books through again shouldn't take you more than half an hour by any stretch of the imagination. I don't know whether you're on timetable or whether you have any other examinations still to go, but you have plenty of time to re-read ALL this material and make sure you have notes on the key characters, societies and themes.
How did you revise for English Literature at GCSE? It's much the same here, but with some awareness of Greek cultural values thrown in.
Thanks so much, I'm getting there! 2 more days to go!
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Heya, I'm just going to pop this in Classics for you as you should get more replies there.
Good luck with your exam.
Heya, I'm just going to pop this in Classics for you as you should get more replies there.
Good luck with your exam.
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