Quick Q on the end of year english exam

[polky]

Also note that if you write on a film in Section A, you are not allowed to write on a film (or the film cannot be your main text) for your context piece in Section B.

Vice versa applies.

[Faraz]

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[ausyid]

I was assuming it was going to be two articles, most likely representing opposing views on a given issue, and an image accompanying them which relates to the issue.

Eg..I just did a practice comparitive analysis on the issue of building new dams in Victoria. There was a short editorial saying we shouldn't build new dams, a short opinion article saying we should, and an image of Lake Eildon completely dried up accompanying the opinion article. I compared the two articles and the image in one analysis.

Will the exam not be like this? I'm not a big fan of cartoons so I hope it doesn't have one, although I suppose an obvious thing for the exam to have would be one article and one cartoon showing opposing opinions that we have to analyse comparitively.

[ausyid]

Also note that if you write on a film in Section A, you are not allowed to write on a film (or the film cannot be your main text) for your context piece in Section B.

Vice versa applies.

I doubt that anyone would have learnt two films, although I guess its a possibility.