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In english paper 2

muffinz · 2010-06-13 15:46:00

I learned a good opening and closing paragraph for lear, aswell as boland (pity) and plenty of quotes I wrote all of these down in pencil as bullet points on the first page of my booklet and wrote on the top of it "rough work" Will i lose marks at all? i wrote down important lear/boland/kavanagh quotes and i wrote a…

13-06-2010 4:46pm

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muffinz

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I learned a good opening and closing paragraph for lear, aswell as boland (pity) and plenty of quotes

I wrote all of these down in pencil as bullet points on the first page of my booklet and wrote on the top of it "rough work"

Will i lose marks at all? i wrote down important lear/boland/kavanagh quotes and i wrote a brainstorm for my genre Q...is that ok yeah?

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#2 13-06-2010 5:02pm

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Are you asking would you lose marks for brainstorming?

That's encouraged.

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#3 13-06-2010 5:06pm

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No, just that I wrote my opening paragraphs and closing paragraphs on the page as soon as i opened it, and then transferred them directly into my answer, thats alright isnt it?
i dont even know what im panicking over, my friend told me i could get penalised for that....

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#4 13-06-2010 5:26pm

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They could never penalise for that. You're still doing exactly what they asked you to do.

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