( For anyone doing 'The Crucible' and 'The Dressmaker' for their Comparative. )
“You have 5 minutes left until the end of your exam”
I looked up at the clock. The American Looking Exam supervisor walked past my left isle. I distinctly remember her American accent. The girl next to me stopped writing and looked around the room, starting to fix her shoes.
The 3 hour and 15 minutes had gone past so fast. Wow.
I came out the 2020 VCE English Exam with an overwhelming feeling of joy. A big cheesy smile. I had just finished my English exam. After spending months of preparing for my English, I had finally done it. After writing 100+ practice essays, staying up late and waking up at 5am almost every single day to write an essay.
I did all I could. And I was so proud.
And I want to help you do the same.
Guys, the exam is approaching very soon.
Throughout my VCE Year 12 English journey, I wrote more than 100+ Practice Essays, I received A+’s for all of my SACS, including the ones in Year 11 and 12.
I received a 44 English Exam Score. I received the ‘Exemplary Award’ for all of my subjects in year 12, and I received the highest academic score award in Year 11.
Three years ago, I was receiving B’s in English. I wasn’t naturally smart or good in English. I developed my technique over time. I studied and studied.
I spent around $2000 for my VCE English courses, TSFX lectures, attending ATAR note lectures and doing the English Masterclass.
Throughout trial and error, I discovered extremely effective ways to take notes and study.
I’ve done the hard work for you.
I present to you:
- THE ULTIMATE THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER” notes
-“ THE ULTIMATE THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER” metalanguage DOCUMENT
-“ THE ULTIMATE THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER” ESSAY (message me for any specific essays, each essay is $15 )
I have worked many late nights for these notes, spent HOURS thinking and contemplating my topic sentences and came up with my original insights. And now they are here for you to use. I have written essays on almost every theme there is to exist for the “THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER”.
Please message me for the details of these notes/essays.
1.
“ THE ULTIMATE THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER” notes:
( 60+ PAGES )
In my “ THE ULTIMATE THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER” notes, I have not only given many ‘golden nuggets’ for you add into your essay to significantly increase your scores, but I have also made templates for you to add your own knowledge in and prompt you to think deeper about the topics. It is 68 pages. It covers the following topics:
-Character analysis in Extreme Detail
Theme analysis with quotes for the following themes:
-Secrecy/Accusation
-Misuse of authority and power/hypocrisy
-Leadership
-Hysteria
-Vengeance
-Power
-Guilt
Topic sentences for different themes, with tables.
**BONUS**
- A table of Metalanguage
- An A+ essay on “Compare how the Dressmaker and Crucible explore the conflict between appearance and reality”
- Succeeding in English tips
(60+ pages !)
(P: $50)
2.
-“ THE ULTIMATE THE CRUCIBLE AND THE DRESSMAKER” metalanguage DOCUMENT
WHY is the metalanguage IMPORTANT?
The jump from a score of 7 to 8 is the hardest.
And believe it or not, the jump from a 8 to 9/10 is not that difficult as the jump from 7 to 8 is.
Now, I don’t know about you, but I wanted perfection in my essays.
In the period leading up to the exam, I would hand in my practice essays and I always wondered why I only got an A. Where did I lose that ‘+’ ?
How do I jump from an A to an A+ ? What can really uplift your score from a C to an A ?
That’s right, it’s metalanguage and literary devices.
I used to think that they were the same thing, but they have very subtle differences. Very very subtle differences.
And the key is: the more metalanguage and literary devices, the better.
This is what separates a 7 to 8.
That’s why, I spent around 50% of my time searching, collating and analysing the literary techniques and metalanguage, and I’ve put it in the following document. It is highly valuable to any student who wants to go above and beyond. It will get you there. I know you can do it, and this will be your secret weapon. Just by having this list, you will lift your piece by so much. I have looked at almost all the resources available for ‘The Crucible’ and ‘The Dressmaker’, and collated this list. It is priceless, your secret weapon. It is the seasoning on your essay that most people will be missing.
Good luck.
(P: $25)
What it includes:
- Metalanguage AND literary devices for ‘The Crucible’ and ‘The Dressmaker’
Including:
-Symbolism
-Character Development
-Structure
-Character ML
-Aposiopesis
and many more !
- Thorough analysis of the devices used, with evidence from both texts
**BONUS !**
- 20 potential essay topics for the EXAM/SAC categorised with the relevant theme
- Sophisticated and relevant VOCABULARY
- BONUS ESSAY done on
“Compare how these texts explore the importance of belonging.”
3. ESSAYS
I've done essays on the following essay prompts:
-'Power is the greatest source of corruption
in The Dressmaker and The Crucible'. Discuss.
-'Both texts present societies in which women are denied power.’ Discuss.
-‘In The Crucible and The Dressmaker, the leaders of the communities are misguided.’
Compare how this idea is explored in the two texts.
-Compare how these texts explore the importance of belonging.
-‘It’s difficult to change people’s beliefs’.
Compare how The Crucible and The Dressmaker explore this idea.
-Compare how The Crucible and The Dressmaker explore issues of victimisation and blame
-‘It's not hard to see how easily many could have been led to believe that the time of confusion
had been brought up upon the deep and darkling forces’. Compare the role of hysteria in the
two texts
and 30 + essay prompts !
(P: $16 per essay )
Please direct message me for these notes.
My email is:
[email protected]Good luck !
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