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Eduqas Literature - top tips from the chief examiner.
Eduqas Literature - top tips from the chief examiner.
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From the extract of War of the Worlds on Component two you should use this to...
write out the extract. This will gain you more marks.
answer the question. Do not refer to anything else.
use the extract as a springboard to create your answers.
avoid the extract. this is irrelevant.
2
When responding the anthology poetry you should...
track through and analyse the name poem to the best of your ability.
ignore the named poem and think of your own.
write about any poem even if it doesn't link.
leave the first poem analysis and make sure you compare this with someone.
3
On component 1 Literature the final question you answer holds the....
lowest amount of marks.
no marks.
equal marks.
highest marks.
4
On both Component 1 and 2 you should read and annotate...
just extracts.
extracts and poems.
just poems
Do not waste your time annotating.
5
When including contextual points you should...
bolt on any information you can even irrelevant details will gain marks.
avoid bolt on context as this will not gain any marks.
just forget about context. It isn't relevant.
write about other plays and stories you have read to help make comparisons.
6
When using quotations these should be...
copied in large chunks.
not supportive of the point at all.
well selected and short.
should be sufficient if they're one or two words.
7
When it comes to subject terminology what do students have a tendency to do....
spot accurate subject terminology and gain marks.
feature spot because this is a requirement of A02.
explore every word class to show they have knowledge.
feature spot that does not add to the analysis and therefore lose marks.
8
When reading the questions I should...
read them carefully as often students can prepare a good but wrong answer.
answer the question that I feel is most appropriate regardless.
read them carefully and write an opposite response.
decide which question would be appropriate even if it is a different text.
9
When preparing for the exam then you should learn______ quotations.
none.
one to two
three to four
four to five.
10
In preparation for the unseen poetry task you should...
ignore this section.
practise comparisons between poems from the anthology only.
you cannot revise for this section.
practise comparisons between poems you don't know.
11
When it comes to planning your essays this is seen as...
not important. this will not help.
not important. Just crack on with writing.
important. You should always plan. Spend longer planning than writing.
important. You should spend a few minutes at the beginning planning.
12
What does the chief examiner suggest might be a good way to plan your time?
Rush into the questions and pay no attention to time.
It's a good idea to write down timings.
Look at marks per question and approximate how long you should spend.
Make sure you plan you time carefully.
13
When planning, for your Literature essays, you should pick...
3-4 points that you can expand on.
1-2 points that you can expand on.
10-11 points that you can expand on.
8-9 points that you can expand on.
14
Which questions are assessed for A03 (context)?
Anthology Poetry and Inspector Calls
Anthology Poetry and War of the Worlds.
Anthology Poetry and Unseen Poetry.
Anthology Poetry and Shakespeare.
15
A good revision task for anthology poems is...
to revise only some of them. They cannot expect me to learn them all.
to revise them all in detail and learn 5 quotes form each.
revise them in the themes that they link within.
ignore this question. It doesn't matter anyway.
16
On the papers I should...
Attempt all of the questions even if I haven't studied the text or poem.
Attempt all questions on chosen texts and poems including unseen poetry.
Attempt only questions on novels and plays.
Attempt every odd number question.
17
When looking at the Shakespeare extract on Othello you should....
track through this carefully.
add in lots of contextual information.
explore the beginning middle and end and comment on this.
add in stage directions to the extract as there are very few of these.
18
When answering a literature question you should construct...
a strong speech on your views of the text.
an article that suggests the audiences viewpoint.
an essay with a balanced view.
an essay with a strong opening that sums up your argument.
19
When you answer your question on character or theme it is important that...
you show your knowledge from the whole text.
you show knowledge from that section of the text only.
you show your knowledge of all characters regardless of the question.
you don't have to show that you have knowledge or understanding at all.
20
Proof reading your answers is...
only important if you have time to do this.
not important. you don't have time to do this.
really important especially where SPaG marks are applied.
really important for Q2 on each of the components.
