Module B is really the only section that they can be specific on. If they did that on say, journeys or Module C, everyone's related material might clash with the question.
For module A, it always has to link to the comparative study, so again it would have to be pretty broad for it to fit.
My guess?
Journeys - perhaps something about the 'destination' maybe something about the destination as a place of change?
Module A (I do transformations, so I'll reference that) It'll definately be something about 'change'. Maybe a representation type question too i.e. one which asks us about how stoppard adapts the values of Hamlet to a new audience?
Module B - No idea????
I think it'll be a specific question though. Or else they'll ask us for a text type on this one. Maybe an interview or speech?
Module C - It'll be fairly generic. You can't play around much with 'representation and text'
sonyaleeisapixi said:
For AOS Essay, my guess is assumptions underlying the journey.
For Crime Fiction in Eng Ex, something about mystery, or it being used as a vehicle for other focusses.
Don't extension essays usually have something to do with context though? It would be hard to discuss the 'value' of CF when simply focusing on mystery