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biblical allusion to heaven?

How about a really good attempt at answering the question with the prepared response?

burn all your English notes and paper hand-outs asap. we burn a hot fire here p.s. just not the books that you need to return

Is it good/suggested/allowed to write something like this in an essay? "Knowledge is power." (Jesus Christ, 0)

Lol, risk too high, I'll just use a poem. Do some more BS techniques and explanations. The last time I do that ever in my life would be tomorrow after 11:25 AM.

I do recognize that, however, it is almost certain everyone will use that same technique. I might just do it as I don't have anything to say anyway. :spin:

ooo tyty I already read the second link but I saw that they were documentaries or whatever so I was like heeeeell no

omg go do your computer stuffz and science and have fun y r u here in engrish can we switch pls

The Crucible. I hate it. Teacher basically just told us to read it, and that was about it. I need help this instance. Please suggest a really easy/short related text that I could use, as all that I've seen so far are really long, and I'm running out of time! EDIT: Preferably one with power.

I doubt it. If you're extremely lucky maybe one, chances are astronomical though. You should've written the effect of them as well - would've increased your chances. Having said that, it's over. Worry about Paper 2.

brb burning my notes for discovery which is nicely piled up like the Eiffel tower

About what raw mark in the exam would that be? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Assuming that evidence and analysis are about the text and discuss aspects of it, but question is not answered, what marks on average would one get for a fully prepared essay written word-per-word in the exam?

How about this one? "That an ingrown life Is something surgeons can cut away, That there’s no way for it to metastasize It does."

There is too much truth in your response. ENGLISH :thrust: <- ME

I just realized that if everyone participates in this I've boosted everyone's marks for comprehension. I'm a genius!

While you did make me rethink what in the world I'm doing for a second, I found why I'm analysing this and I believe it's circumlocution. I don't know whether or not it's considered a technique, but I'm using it anyway. :hammer:

"One day, Before I realized fat kids were not designed to climb trees, I fell out of a tree, And bruised the right side of my body." I don't know what techniques might lie in this seemingly un-analysable text. So suggestions are welcomed!

i hope they do reynaldo

Thanks for a quick response. So you're saying that it just shows one's deeper understanding of the text, and depending on how they use it, it may yield them a boost in marks. However, it is not necessary, but may show that you haven't really 'critically' examined the text.