Is anybody else studying this text, because this is the first year its in the study design and finding practice essays and resources is very difficult. And because its the first year for this text, wil the exam question be "easier", this is what everyone in my school thinks and i don't know what to think.
just checked, and it was on there last year! but it still counts as relatively new i suppose.
the resource posted above is probably better than this one, but:
http://www.litcharts.com/lit/the-white-tiger/themes covers the main things. (:
i'm studying it and a little obsessed tbh so if you have specific questions i could maybe help? (: but yeah, it's not a classic or one of the ones they rotate on and off every few years, so the resources are very limited. doesn't mean the exam will be any easier though! i don't think you can ever really predict the question they ask, but with white tiger there are a couple really central themes that are emphasised so much that i'd be very suprised if one wasn't the basis for the prompt we get. it /could/ be a fairly basic one because there isn't a predecessor, or it could be quite complex, and honestly i'd prefer the latter because there's heaps of room to explore those ones (: (actually, what even counts as
hard?? you can link literally every question you get to slavery/freedom/moral reformation tbh, and once you write a couple practice essays those topics aren't so bad to talk about!)
tl/dr: vcaa's not nice enough to make it easy tbqh but if you know the text well enough
you can make it easy on yourself (:
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