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Hi everyone!
I'm doing the OCR Classical civilisation AS exam on Roman Society and Thought but i'm finding it a lot harder than the greek tragedy exam. I was wondering if anybody had any tips? Are the questions mostly on the back of the book footnotes (it seems to me that way so far) ? I'm not really sure how to prepare for this exam. Any help would be much appreciated.
I'm doing the OCR Classical civilisation AS exam on Roman Society and Thought but i'm finding it a lot harder than the greek tragedy exam. I was wondering if anybody had any tips? Are the questions mostly on the back of the book footnotes (it seems to me that way so far) ? I'm not really sure how to prepare for this exam. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I managed to get away with only studying three out of the four writers due to time constraints. I would recommend writing down the themes for each so City and country, philosophy ect and finding relevant quotes for each. I found this paper a lot easier than the Greek tragedy because a lot of the text can be supported with historical information. I would recommend finding some books on Roman satire and my teacher photocopied some and there were some excellent interpretations and analysis that I used word for word in my exam. It I also handy to use the notes given in class for each writer
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How did you guys find it? I did question 2 and then one about emperors and to what extent are they mocked
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it was pretty good i thought! glad horace and juvenal didnt come up...i did the question on modern satire
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