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Junior Cert Novel, Of Mice and Men

  • 25-01-2013 9:46pm
    #1
    juniorcert
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    Hi, so basically my mocks are starting next Monday, starting with english :( We studied our novel, Of Mice and Men in second year, but my teacher wasn't that great and I haven't got any notes on characters, themes etc. :eek:

    So basically I have nothing and really need help, did anyone by any chance study Of Mice and Men and have notes? Or even any website? Any help would be welcome!
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  • #2
    spurious
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    Sparknotes.
    Google it.


  • #3
    Bazinga_N
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    The book isn't that big.. Tbh you'd get it read in a night. Maybe just read it again? Or else use Sparknotes, like spurious said.


  • #4
    juniorcert
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    Thanks both of you, Sparknotes was a great help! :D Just one other question, do you have to use quotes when answering the novel question?


  • #5
    Bazinga_N
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    juniorcert wrote: »
    Thanks both of you, Sparknotes was a great help! :D Just one other question, do you have to use quotes when answering the novel question?
    It's strange enough for the novel. Some teachers say you don't but others say you do. I'd always throw one or two in just because it looks better but I don't know if you'd lose marks for not doing so.


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