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HL English Comparitive - Theme and Issue or Cultural Context?

RingoIRL · 2015-04-12 21:32:26

I don't want to ask my teacher because it's a bit embarassing asking so soon to the exams, but should I be focusing on Theme and Issue or Cultural Context? She taught us both because she made a mistake. I know no one knows 100% which one we're getting, but one is obviously far more likely than the other.

12-04-2015 10:32pm

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RingoIRL

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I don't want to ask my teacher because it's a bit embarassing asking so soon to the exams, but should I be focusing on Theme and Issue or Cultural Context? She taught us both because she made a mistake.

I know no one knows 100% which one we're getting, but one is obviously far more likely than the other.

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#2 12-04-2015 10:54pm

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RingoIRL wrote: »

I don't want to ask my teacher because it's a bit embarassing asking so soon to the exams, but should I be focusing on Theme and Issue or Cultural Context? She taught us both because she made a mistake.

I know no one knows 100% which one we're getting, but one is obviously far more likely than the other.

Cultural Context is not a prescribed mode for 2015, so that 100% won't be coming up.

The prescribed modes are Theme or Issue, Literary Genre and General Vision and Viewpoint.

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