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A2 English Literature AQA 2014 (6th June)
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so. predictions, anyone? I'm doing Macbeth, The White Devil and The Bloody Chamber.
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I'm doing As You Like It, Brideshead Revisited and pastoral poetry post 1945 -.- i'm sooo dreading this exam! :'(
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(Original post by khadeejahhh)
I'm doing As You Like It, Brideshead Revisited and pastoral poetry post 1945 -.- i'm sooo dreading this exam! :'(
I'm doing As You Like It, Brideshead Revisited and pastoral poetry post 1945 -.- i'm sooo dreading this exam! :'(
Good luck, though! I'm sure you'll be fine 
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(Original post by gameissomething)
I feel exactly the same way! It's my last exam so it just feels like everything rests on how well I do in this one...
Good luck, though! I'm sure you'll be fine 
I feel exactly the same way! It's my last exam so it just feels like everything rests on how well I do in this one...
Good luck, though! I'm sure you'll be fine
Good luck to you too!
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(Original post by FrancisSin)
I hope this exam is on anything but setting. But saying that now I've probably jinxed myself :/
I hope this exam is on anything but setting. But saying that now I've probably jinxed myself :/
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This exam is easily the one where the most could go wrong for me. It's my first one as well so it'll be the benchmark for how I feel about the rest of them!
I'm doing Doctor Faustus, Frankenstein and the Bloody Chamber.
I'm doing Doctor Faustus, Frankenstein and the Bloody Chamber.
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Does anyone know if there is there any way setting can come up for section A Macbeth?
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(Original post by Will Costello)
This exam is easily the one where the most could go wrong for me. It's my first one as well so it'll be the benchmark for how I feel about the rest of them!
I'm doing Doctor Faustus, Frankenstein and the Bloody Chamber.
This exam is easily the one where the most could go wrong for me. It's my first one as well so it'll be the benchmark for how I feel about the rest of them!
I'm doing Doctor Faustus, Frankenstein and the Bloody Chamber.
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(Original post by SaraMc)
Does anyone know if there is there any way setting can come up for section A Macbeth?
Does anyone know if there is there any way setting can come up for section A Macbeth?
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(Original post by gameissomething)
Oh good luck! It's my last so it'll either make or break my summer holidays... small comfort in the fact that grade boundaries are generally quite low, so there you go.
Oh good luck! It's my last so it'll either make or break my summer holidays... small comfort in the fact that grade boundaries are generally quite low, so there you go.
How low?!! what do you need for an A
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I didn't think the boundaries were that low, it depends on what everyone gets as a whole 
I'm absolutely dreading this exam , the best case scenario would be a question about Lady Macbeth and/or the witches.
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE !!!!
I'm absolutely dreading this exam , the best case scenario would be a question about Lady Macbeth and/or the witches.
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE !!!!
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I'm doing Frankenstein, Faustus and Macbeth and I'm reeeeaaallly hoping on a section A about whether Frankenstein is a Gothic novel or not
I keep forgetting that I actually need to incorporate the Gothic elements into the essays
Setting wouldn't actually be that bad because you can talk about the Sublime and Wild landscape aspects of Gothic, its just memorising those sodding quotes
I keep forgetting that I actually need to incorporate the Gothic elements into the essays
Setting wouldn't actually be that bad because you can talk about the Sublime and Wild landscape aspects of Gothic, its just memorising those sodding quotes
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I'd be very surprised if they asked about setting for Section A with Macbeth...I know setting has already come up for Frankenstein and Section B in the past. I'm studying Macbeth, Frankenstein and The Bloody Chamber. Relying on Macbeth for Section A, or The Bloody Chamber if I can talk about The Snow Child and The Lady of The House of Love 
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Hey,
I was wondering if anyone has any revision notes on:
- The Bloody Chamber
- The Changeling
- Northanger Abbey
Any would be appreciated!
I was wondering if anyone has any revision notes on:
- The Bloody Chamber
- The Changeling
- Northanger Abbey
Any would be appreciated!
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I'm doing The Bloody Chamber, Doctor Faustus and Wuthering Heights and I hope to God the question on Doctor Faustus part A is a nice one. I mean, can they talk about setting for Doctor Faustus...? Let's hope not...
For the Part B I would LOVE something on nature or maybe entrapment, but I think they've had those before :/
I know the information, I just struggle on writing the essays in time! Does anyone have any techniques for this?
Also, is anyone else finding The Bloody Chamber a nightmare to learn quotes for!?
I'm doing English and Drama at University and need an A in this! (Which for me is 50/80 UMS- so scared)
Best of luck to everyone! I hope we all get the questions we want!
For the Part B I would LOVE something on nature or maybe entrapment, but I think they've had those before :/
I know the information, I just struggle on writing the essays in time! Does anyone have any techniques for this?
Also, is anyone else finding The Bloody Chamber a nightmare to learn quotes for!?
I'm doing English and Drama at University and need an A in this! (Which for me is 50/80 UMS- so scared)
Best of luck to everyone! I hope we all get the questions we want!
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There's not much setting for Faustus
You don't hear a lot about Wittenberg apart from his whole I want to encase it with brass and make the Rhine run around it
And you don't hear much about Rome itself
You don't hear a lot about Wittenberg apart from his whole I want to encase it with brass and make the Rhine run around it
And you don't hear much about Rome itself
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I'm doing Frankenstein, Macbeth and The Pardoner's Tale.
Literally praying for women, I think that's a gap really...
Literally praying for women, I think that's a gap really...
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(Original post by stephanie1674)
How low?!! what do you need for an A
How low?!! what do you need for an A
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(Original post by stephanie1674)
so Guys how was it!!!!! LITB I DID WUTHERING HEIGHTS
so Guys how was it!!!!! LITB I DID WUTHERING HEIGHTS
How did you find Part B??
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