
Poetry essay - recap
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Poetry essay - recap
Test your memory of the conditions of the task
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This essay is a part of your coursework component for the two-year IGCSE course:
Literature in English 0475
English Language 0500
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Multiple Choice
The IGCSE handbook states that when students write essay on poetry, they should write about at least ? poem/s.
one
two
three
four
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Multiple Choice
To ensure that you write in enough detail, your teachers recommend that you write about ? poems.
two
three
four
five
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To be clear...
It is definitely okay for you to write about three poems; however, most students will do their best when they narrow their focus to only two.
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Multiple Choice
The IGCSE handbook states that the word count for this essay is...
400-1000 words
600-1200 words
800-1400 words
1000-1600 words
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That said...
Students hoping to achieve a good mark should write as close to 1200 words as they can.
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Multiple Choice
Your draft of your poetry essay is due...
Thursday, January 7th
Tuesday, January 12th
Thursday, January 14th
Tuesday, January 19th
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Multiple Choice
Your second (and final attempt ...for this year at least) is due on...
Tuesday, January 26th
Tuesday, February 2nd
Tuesday, February 9th
Tuesday, February 16th
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You can find the marking criteria/rubric that will be used to mark your essay in...
The poetry folder
Your yellow English workbook
The Literature in English 0475 handbook
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The marking criteria is on pages 19 and 20 of the IGCSE Literature in English course handbook
You can find this in the content library, in the folder titled 'Course documents'
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Multiple Choice
Before the Christmas break you were expected to...
have already chosen the two poems that you will focus on
have already drafted two possible essay questions
have some thoughts about what could be included in your essay (or the very beginning of an essay plan)
all of the above
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You should have chosen your poems by now
Most of you will focus on only 2
They should explore the same topic (in some way) so that your essay question relates to both of the poems
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You should have also drafted two different options for an essay question.
And you probably have an idea of which one you will focus on.
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If you have not already done so, you should begin writing your plan
You can find this page in your personal poetry folder on OneNote
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Multiple Choice
The focus for today is to...
Remember the conditions of the upcoming essay
Fine tune your essay question/prompt
Think about how you might structure your essay
All of the above! It is a double lesson, after all.
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