Should I memorise a creative writing?

Hi , I am in y11 exams are just around the corner. A lot of people online say to memorise a creative writing and adapt it to the question. What do you guys think about this. I have previously written a good creative writing on Change - A boy realises all social media has suddenly turned off and rediscovers the simple pleasures in life . Do you reckon this would be a good prompt to memorise.

For my y10 exams, I told ai to write a description of a good person, bad person, good weather and bad weather. I also gave is a few other prompts like add onomatopoeia or add some semi colons. I memorised these descriptions and wrote them word for word in the exam, I added some extra stuff but 90% of what I wrote was memorised. I got 36/40 which is decent but because I memorised so much I wrote the Q5 in less than 30mins which meant I had plenty of time for the rest of the paper.

How thooo???? Did u not get caught and wouldn't it be obvious??? wht did u use

wdym? I wrote most of the q5 from memory in the exam

yeh but still they would be able to tell if someone memorised it cuz most students do tht for Q5 and AQA know

How are they going to tell?

How are they going to tell?

Hi , I am in y11 exams are just around the corner. A lot of people online say to memorise a creative writing and adapt it to the question. What do you guys think about this. I have previously written a good creative writing on Change - A boy realises all social media has suddenly turned off and rediscovers the simple pleasures in life . Do you reckon this would be a good prompt to memorise.

u know wht i'll consider it cuz i don't have much time left and am scraping english

I wouldn't, feels like a waste of time. I wonder if you could memorise some short, high quality descriptions and maybe a structure? I used: Drop: enter the description while it's in action. Zoom: describe one thing in detail. Shift: go back or forward in time with the same setting, or shift to a different place. Return: Short description of the scene- has it changed is it the same? Leave: however you began the description end it that way- I did this by starting with something like a bird flying by, car driving past, weather description. That way you get cyclical structure.
I recommend looking at Q5 first and having a quick think. Then do Q1 and 3 for instance, then return to Q5. That way you have time as it's the most weighted. Hope that helps.

what did you end up getting if you don't mind sharing . Also I will definitely take that structure on board thanks for the advice

Hi , I am in y11 exams are just around the corner. A lot of people online say to memorise a creative writing and adapt it to the question. What do you guys think about this. I have previously written a good creative writing on Change - A boy realises all social media has suddenly turned off and rediscovers the simple pleasures in life . Do you reckon this would be a good prompt to memorise.