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Reply 1

If it's AQA then:

Paper 1 consists of 2 questions, one about a Shakespeare text you're studying, and the second is about a 19th-century novel you're also studying.

Paper 2 has 3 questions, the first question is related to the poetry anthology that you study, and the next two are about unseen poetry, where you first have to write about a theme in one unseen poem, then compare the first unseen poem to a second unseen poem in the last question


This is from what i roughly remember, do correct me if I'm wrong
(edited 1 year ago)

Reply 2

Original post by serterweryerper
If it's AQA then:

Paper 1 consists of 2 questions, one about a Shakespeare text you're studying, and the second is about a 19th-century novel you're also studying.

Paper 2 has 3 questions, the first question is related to the poetry anthology that you study, and the next two are about unseen poetry, where you first have to write about a theme in one unseen poem, then compare the first unseen poem to a second unseen poem in the last question


This is from what i roughly remember, do correct me if I'm wrong

Hi thanks for the reply! What about the modern drama text though?

Reply 3

Original post by dmedz
Hi thanks for the reply! What about the modern drama text though?

Oh, I totally forgot there is also modern drama in Paper 2, which makes it a total of 4 questions in Paper 2. I just suddenly remembered doing AIC in Paper 2 lol