Mod C: Using a character from one of your prescribed texts, compose a persuasive piece which explores the idea of the need for change. (20 marks)
I'll be real with you they might not do the most 'popular' poems as the extract. I do Keats' poetry for Module A and the first time they did extracts and out of the 7 poems they picked the silliest, most irrelevant poem as an extract (my teacher said many of the cohort when it was tested decided to overlook because it was so short and so unlike the rest of the poems), so be prepared for anything tbh
How could you do a persuasive/discursive using a character from prescribed text. Writing it from their perspective? Name dropping them? What are some other ideas
he. is. making. a. really. bad. joke. (love you sharky)
Honestly tho, my trial question wasn’t far off that in terms of difficulty
what was it
yea i already have all of thoese poems in my essays already, its just for the popular ones i did 1
same I think I'll walk out
they've offered it as part of imaginative/disc/pers but never individually on it's own (ie never asked us to specifically write persuasive)
com mod -> inconsistencies, motivations, anomalies, paradox or a concept like 2019
agreed, it's interesting how they haven't yet done a question relating to the anomalies/paradoxes/inconsistencies part of the syllabus. 2022, 2021, and 2020 all seemed to be very broad, generic questions....
who even knows atp there are too many possibilities
I am praying for a rubric q though even though my head tells me it's themes my heart wants to believe it's about anomalies/inconsistencies and paradoxes because I wrote my entire essay about that
