Prose from Different Cultures exam tips- OCR
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- Created on: 21-05-12 12:22
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Here are some tips of what to do/not to do during your OCR English Literature Prose From Different Cultures exam:
- Avoid the two common failings in answers to passage-based questions: lack of focus on the passage and lack of focus on the question.
- Avoid an introductory general preamble focusing on the author- focus on the question and the text/extract. Avoid introducing the novel as a whole, the author or the 1930's.
- Don't include a lengthy statement of intent - in this essay I will... Talk about the text and engage with the question.
- Make sure you refer to key words in the question at the start.
- In an extract question, concentrate mainly on the passage; comments on earlier or later events and on the historical context need to be fairly brief and carefully linked to the question; such references may be well rewarded however they must show an observation from the passage- use them to back up your point rather than making the…
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