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Reply 1

Write out the quotes in large letters on card (or printed onto A4) and stick them on your wall. Look at them and say them over and over again; usually works when I need to rremember formulas ect

Reply 2

It's knowing the play in general really well rather than just quotes that will get you the marks. I'd try flashcards though, I use them for everything!

Reply 3

i know the play quite well but everytime i think of what i can remember as a good quote i'm stuck! i just got film version so thats a start i suppose- at least then i can picture it as well as remember how they said it!

thanks i'll try putting posters up and flashcards....
although, this may sound silly, but how would you use flashcards for learning quotes?

Reply 4

kcpoopoo
i know the play quite well but everytime i think of what i can remember as a good quote i'm stuck! i just got film version so thats a start i suppose- at least then i can picture it as well as remember how they said it!

thanks i'll try putting posters up and flashcards....
although, this may sound silly, but how would you use flashcards for learning quotes?



well, for me, I would write on the front for instance 'light imagary' and then on the back put a quote about Blanche and the paper lantern. Then I'd pick them at random and try to remember the quote on the back.. and continue until I could remember them all. :smile:

Reply 5

Aylia
well, for me, I would write on the front for instance 'light imagary' and then on the back put a quote about Blanche and the paper lantern. Then I'd pick them at random and try to remember the quote on the back.. and continue until I could remember them all. :smile:


ahhhhh right- sounds good to me, thanks!

Reply 6

kcpoopoo
anyone got any tips on learning quotes really quick????
it's for an english retake i'm doing- as aqa spec b streetcar named desire- how many quotes do you think you need to learn for a good overview and chance of getting an A/B grade?
i'm scared :eek:


hey what i do is type it out in big letters using Paint, then set it as my desktop backgound! :biggrin: everytime i minimize a window i can see it...(and thats alot of times)

Reply 7

Aylia
It's knowing the play in general really well rather than just quotes that will get you the marks. I'd try flashcards though, I use them for everything!


flashcards... lol

Reply 8

yeh im trying to remember quotes for that- but there are just so many to remember that im having trouble deciding which are important..i am really scared about the english exam..but those cards sound a good idea..i will do that later!

Reply 9

STOP!!!!!!!

Providing you're doing Edexcel, which I'm almost sure you are YOU DO NOT NEED TO LEARN QUOTES FROM STREETCAR!!! In the Drama and Poetry paper you can take your texts in with you. IT'S THE PRE-1900 PROSE PAPER FOR WHICH YOU CAN'T TAKE YOUR TEXT IN!!!

Seriously, I have the papers right in front of me!

To reiterate....If you are doing Edexcel the only text you can't take in is your pre-1900 novel.

Reply 10

nooneknows
STOP!!!!!!!

Providing you're doing Edexcel, which I'm almost sure you are YOU DO NOT NEED TO LEARN QUOTES FROM STREETCAR!!! In the Drama and Poetry paper you can take your texts in with you. IT'S THE PRE-1900 PROSE PAPER FOR WHICH YOU CAN'T TAKE YOUR TEXT IN!!!

Seriously, I have the papers right in front of me!

To reiterate....If you are doing Edexcel the only text you can't take in is your pre-1900 novel.



She said she's doing AQA.

Reply 11

Doh!

Sorry! What a moron, it'll teach me to read the post properly. I just saw it and thought if she's doing Edexcel she's seriously barking up the wrong tree. Totally my mistake.