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The final score include two papers,
paper 1 and paper 2

For paper 1:
Time limit: 2 hours
Proportion: 50%
Content:
- Comprehension summarise
- Language analysis
- Responsive to reading

For paper 2:
Time limit: 2 hours
Proportion: 50%
Content:
- Directed writing (extract form text)
- Descriptive / Narrative

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The final score include three parts,
coursework, paper 2 and paper 3.

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Seven tips "hiding" inside the Question :

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According to the analyse of question we did yesterday, trying to produce a paragraph

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The song of ourselves: Carpet-weaver, Morocco, by 

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The song of ourselves: Carpet-weaver, Morocco, by 

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Summary:
This poem covers the aspects of life, where no matter how hard you try, there will always be friends, and some have passed away. He talks about the woman he loved, who left him as well. He also talks about how there was this "kinder friend" which he regrets leaving.

Background

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By Thomas Hardy
- The whole poem are just like the narrator's autobiography

The idea of the poem:
- written about lover's feeling for their decreased partner
- narrator explains the intense feelings
husband may hears the voice of dead wife (Real or virtual? Is it hallucinations or ghost? From memory: because of guilt or nostalgia)

Rhythm of the poem:
Dactylic tetrameter 扬抑抑格
stressed, unstressed, unstressed
Quote: Woman much missed,  how you call to me, call to me

Analysis:
- How are you call to me: the narrator misses his wife very much, he hasn't seen her for a long time.
- The breeze:symbolism
- enjambment (continuation of stance with no pause) :Or is it only the breeze, in its listlessness
- alteration: faltering forward, falling, thorn, from - fricative sound - harshness - long control or unpleasant sensation

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By Vachel Lindsay

It is about the destruction of Native American people, their traditions and culture.

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By Allen Curnow
- He’s poet and a journalist
- A very religious peron (related?)
- He write it in 2001, the university period

Summary:
The author gives out the definition of time, describes how the time flows, in anywhere.

- The author creates a godly figure for time. -> Time is god like, knowing everything on the world, just like an ommiscient. (The flow of time never stop)

- “I am” repeats 13 times in the whole poem. (Use of reputation & personification) The author wants to further emphasis the identity of the time: an ommiscient wise “man”. Also, through the description of its identity also shows that time is everywhere. It can be a thing in the miro world - a dust, it can be a thing in the nature - a plant, it can also be the clock - the real form of time. All together, this shows the time can be significant but also insignificant things. This links to the idea of existentialisation. (What’s the purpose we are here? Are we significant as we think we are?) Significantly, we are just like a drop in the ocean, to the time.

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Do you think that the experience Kylie is describing can happen?

My answer is Yes, it might happen. My mum has told me a story about her college. Her college and her husband was fell in love since they are in university, and recently, their baby was born. But it's really rare in the society.

What can you infer about Shinji's feelings based on these quote?

These quotes create an image of Haszu, of course he is attracted by this girl from the place outside of this island. But I think the thing  really attract Shinji is the big difference between her and other island girls: the ways of she gazing the sea. People on this island is very familiar with sea, so they won't spend so much time to take a look of the sea for such a long time. (gazing the sea) Thus, this causes the curiosity of Haszu.

What is the difference between rumours and gossip?
Rumours: a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth. Basically, just spread fake and very harmful informations.
Gossip: casual or unconstrained conversation or reports about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as being true. But these things might not be harmful.

Why do people spread rumours or engage in gossip?
Gossip is a tool to maintain the communication and stability of the people in the group, and promote the stability and prosperity of the group. Especially for the setting in <Sound of Waves>. People just live in one island, so the message will pass around in a very fast speed during daily chatting. Every day, the residance on the Song island do the same job as they did the day before. Therefore, they are engaging in gossip, discussing something unusal and are new to them.

How would you feel about having an arranged marriage?
I think the disadvantage of arranged marriage is bigger than advantage. Although people’s parents can judge his/her future wife/husband, but I think there’s still difference between that person idea and his or her parents idea.

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Her forehead was moist with sweat and her cheeks glowed.

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Key words from previous exam papers:
- Memorable
- Satisfying
- Dramatic
- Vivid
- Significant
- Important
- Striking
- Moving
- Powerful
- Entertaining
- Fascinating

Themes:
- First Love
- Familial love and respect
- Coming of age
- Rumour and gossip
- Honour
- Power of nature (nature as a divine force)
- Class and wealth

Motifs:
- The sea
- Yashiro Shrine
- Uta-Jima
- Offerings
- Lighthouse

For example: (Essay question)
- What is the importance of the sea in The Sound of Waves?
- How does Yukio Mishima creates the striking scene in The Sound of Waves?
- Why does the author Mishima vividly creates the image of the light house and how does it links back to the theme: First love?
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How is Chiyoko presented in Chapter 7 of The Sound of Waves?

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How is Chiyoko presented in Chapter 7 of The Sound of Waves?

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In Chapter 7 of of The Sound of Waves as self-deprecating as seen on P62:" Chiyoko's face had clouded at the word 'beauty'. Just the word alone seemed an implied criticism of her own looks." Yasuo's command about Hatsue's beauty stirs Chiyoko's insecurity and forces her to reflect on her own physical appearance. The single adjective "beauty" is the catalyst for her obvious internal conflict and for such a small trigger - a single word - to have such a profound impact on Chiyoko's psycho suggests she has felt this way about herself for a long time. Moreover,

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How does Mishima create a sense of foreboding in this scene?

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How does Mishima create a sense of foreboding in this scene?

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Mishima creates a sense of foreboding through mother sense of anxiety and premonition. It describes " she felt as though she were once more looking at her son on that day of the storm." A storm is associated with chaos and destruction, so this symbol might be suggesting potential danger for Shinji. This moment could allude back to the time when Shinji and Hatsue met for a rendezvous during a storm and Chiyoko caught them, resulting in their forced separation. Moments before this, Shinji's mother explains that she could not give an explanation for her feelings of nervousness when looking at her son. This creates foreboding because it suggests a divine intervention or force that is conspiring to cause harm to her son, which cannot be explained or accounted for.

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A very specific passionate summer night in a tranquil small town in UK. The glaring red lights at the back of the car, the warm orange lights, the shining white lights are reflected by the galvanising roof top of the entrance of the stadium, the structural houses near the stadium, and the transparent windows on the cars outside the stadium. The road, the houses, the cars line up, twists and turns, stretch to the stadium, which is, the focus of all the British people in the small town: The

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Speech:
- anecdotal evidence
analogy
rule of 3
humour
attention grabbing
metaphor