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What are the predicted questions? What essay do you think is going to come up?
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Since all the pieces have come up, it's really hard to predict. Maybe the ones from the old (2011/2012/2013) papers are more likely but IMO the best thing to do and only way to guarantee a good grade is know them all well. Where are you taking the exam, like what country?
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What are the predicted questions? What essay do you think is going to come up?
What are the predicted questions? What essay do you think is going to come up?
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Apparently, there might be a compare question because it's on the syllabus according to my teacher.
Apparently, there might be a compare question because it's on the syllabus according to my teacher.
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On second thought I didn't realize how explicit the reference to comparison was in the Syllabus. Here it is:
In Section B, students write in more detail about the set works that they have studied and this extended response will be assessed for QWC as well as the quality of the musical information conveyed. Questions may concentrate on one or more set works and could ask for a comparison between two works (within the same Area of Study or from two different Areas of Study).
In Section B, students write in more detail about the set works that they have studied and this extended response will be assessed for QWC as well as the quality of the musical information conveyed. Questions may concentrate on one or more set works and could ask for a comparison between two works (within the same Area of Study or from two different Areas of Study).
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On second thought I didn't realize how explicit the reference to comparison was in the Syllabus. Here it is:
In Section B, students write in more detail about the set works that they have studied and this extended response will be assessed for QWC as well as the quality of the musical information conveyed. Questions may concentrate on one or more set works and could ask for a comparison between two works (within the same Area of Study or from two different Areas of Study).
On second thought I didn't realize how explicit the reference to comparison was in the Syllabus. Here it is:
In Section B, students write in more detail about the set works that they have studied and this extended response will be assessed for QWC as well as the quality of the musical information conveyed. Questions may concentrate on one or more set works and could ask for a comparison between two works (within the same Area of Study or from two different Areas of Study).
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(Original post by mm45)
Apparently, there might be a compare question because it's on the syllabus according to my teacher.
Apparently, there might be a compare question because it's on the syllabus according to my teacher.
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(Original post by Polly123321)
Since all the pieces have come up, it's really hard to predict. Maybe the ones from the old (2011/2012/2013) papers are more likely but IMO the best thing to do and only way to guarantee a good grade is know them all well. Where are you taking the exam, like what country?
Since all the pieces have come up, it's really hard to predict. Maybe the ones from the old (2011/2012/2013) papers are more likely but IMO the best thing to do and only way to guarantee a good grade is know them all well. Where are you taking the exam, like what country?
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(Original post by hectorBellerin)
I'm taking it in London
I'm taking it in London
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