Any Advice on how to revise pearson anthology texts

I have my January mocks coming up, and i've made a word doc with summary, structure and key quotes & Language analysis for each part 3 anthology text, but i've done nothing for part 1. (Part 2 won't be on our mocks).

Please does anybody have any tips on how to revise or how i could learn this 25 page word doc (which do i also have to do for part 1??

i'm lost

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by ghiram28

I have my January mocks coming up, and i've made a word doc with summary, structure and key quotes & Language analysis for each part 3 anthology text, but i've done nothing for part 1. (Part 2 won't be on our mocks).
Please does anybody have any tips on how to revise or how i could learn this 25 page word doc (which do i also have to do for part 1??
i'm lost

For Part 1, focus on understanding how to answer the questions rather than creating another huge document. Go through a few past questions, look at the mark schemes, and practise planning responses so you know what examiners want. You only need a solid grasp of key ideas, themes and how to analyse language, not loads of quotes like Part 3.To learn what you already have, don’t try to memorise everything. Condense each text down to a single page or even half a page with key themes, a few flexible quotes and some language points you can apply to different questions. Practising short plans or timed paragraphs will help far more than rereading the document. You’re not lost, you just need to shift from note making to exam practice now.