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Leaving Cert 2013 Predictions?
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Imobilising it(however you spell it) ...oh fukc.. that's so much for poetry..! Think ill be repeating aaaah fmlAndreaEgan wrote: »Which enzyme experiment do you reckon?
For Mahon these are the questions I've come across:
"People and places in his distinctive style"
"Compassionate and personal, yet universal, expressed in a unique and varied style"
"Everyday experiences of ordinary people"
"His dark vision of life is conveyed in interesting and atmospheric poems"
For Bishop:
"Interesting questions delivered by unique style"
"Give the text of a talk in which you explain your reaction to Bishops themes and whats interesting about her style"
"She explores tensions and conflicts in an intensely descriptive style"
"She is concerned with relationships and the depth of human experience"
"She explores people and places in poems full of vivid imagery"
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Bonbon1995 wrote: »Imobilising it(however you spell it) ...oh fukc.. that's so much for poetry..! Think ill be repeating aaaah fml
Okay cool, thanks
Yeah I really do not like the poetry section, so much learning to be done for it! Most of Mahon and Bishops questions are style orientated but they're just the few I've come across on both of them. Haha don't panic, you will get there!0 -
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Bonbon1995 wrote: »Imobilising it(however you spell it) ...oh fukc.. that's so much for poetry..! Think ill be repeating aaaah fml
Yeah I have a feeling they will put on the immobilising enzyme experiment.
It's not too bad really but we'll see. :P0 -
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so my teacher never did an exam paper comparative question...
anyone have any examples?
doing purple hib, sive, im not scared
cheers
Neither did ours, once you can do an essay just be pragmatic on the day and try and tie the question in with the first line of each paragraph + intro + conclusion.
Take the same approach in history if you do it
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Bonbon1995 wrote: »Does anyone know what percentage the firld study for geography is? I expect I got at least 18 in that and think ill get a C1 or B3 in the written?
Field Study is 20% of the overall exam
I'm expecting close to full marks too, If i dont then nearly falling into that river over an orange wasnt worth it.0 -
Bonbon1995 wrote: »Imobilising it(however you spell it) ...oh fukc.. that's so much for poetry..! Think ill be repeating aaaah fml
Don't let the wording of the questions fool you, usually you can manipulate your answers to suit the questions, seeing as they look for how you connected with the text. For Mahon for example:
"People and places in his distinctive style"
"Compassionate and personal, yet universal, expressed in a unique and varied style"
"Everyday experiences of ordinary people"
"His dark vision of life is conveyed in interesting and atmospheric poems"
In every one of those statements you can reference how he takes the form of another person in his poetry, its a distinctive style. It's unique. He talks about ordinary people (Antarctica, Granfather) as well as being dark (The self sacrifice in Antarctica, the current predicament of Bruce Ismay in Titanic). That's how I tend to approach poetry, I'm far from a 600 pointer (or 500 for that matter) but it helps me to understand it all and I got a low B in my Mahon question. Hope I help.0 -
Thank you so much that really helps!Don't let the wording of the questions fool you, usually you can manipulate your answers to suit the questions, seeing as they look for how you connected with the text. For Mahon for example:
"People and places in his distinctive style"
"Compassionate and personal, yet universal, expressed in a unique and varied style"
"Everyday experiences of ordinary people"
"His dark vision of life is conveyed in interesting and atmospheric poems"
In every one of those statements you can reference how he takes the form of another person in his poetry, its a distinctive style. It's unique. He talks about ordinary people (Antarctica, Granfather) as well as being dark (The self sacrifice in Antarctica, the current predicament of Bruce Ismay in Titanic). That's how I tend to approach poetry, I'm far from a 600 pointer (or 500 for that matter) but it helps me to understand it all and I got a low B in my Mahon question. Hope I help. Any pointers on how to approach Macbeth?? I really need a c1 paper one will be perfect I hope.. 0 -
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Bonbon1995 wrote: »I like you Tommy..just what my predictions are too. LOL :P do you have an isotasy essay floating around?
Similar predictions..but a lot of this years predictions came up in 2011 (physical) we can't get their full paper either
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