Studied?
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same here..Originally posted by wuming78:yeah. i took lit for lower sec only. -
u mean C5 or B4?Originally posted by laurence82:Yes yes so is ur C4
Sekarli tulan, go blow up exam hall....
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C4 is an explosive...not the grades kekekeekeOriginally posted by tare:u mean C5 or B4? -
oops... hahahhaaa.....Originally posted by laurence82:C4 is an explosive...not the grades kekekeeke -
kakakaa. i took it at a level cos no other choice...Originally posted by sgboy2004:failed Lit at O level can still take tat at A Level...u power sia
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Yeah I know I know, you've said many times liao.Originally posted by FireIce:me!
Chinese Literature
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No liao still got some more, beside Uncle Shakespeare must also study the life and poems pf three poets, John Keats, Wordsworth and Percy Bysshe Shelly, and some plays, for example, The School for Scandal by Sheridan, quite interesting stuffs.Originally posted by MooKu:X2... I failed Lit at O level.. but I'm grew to love it at A level...
I did umm Much Ado About Nothing for Shakespeare...
DeadPoet you only did two books??
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i took lit for my o lvl last yr..Originally posted by Hocklez:Who studied literature for their O's?? anyone?
studied Romeo n Juilet n King of the Castle..
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studied scandals for A??!! hehee..... definitely sounds interesting!Originally posted by DeadPoet:and some plays, for example, The School for Scandal by Sheridan, quite interesting stuffs. -
I did Lit for O' Levels and A' Levels too...
O' Levels I did Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, George Orwell's Animal Farm and To Kill a Mockingbird (forgot author's name
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A' Levels I did Thomas Hardy's Mayor of Casterbridge, Geoffrey Chaucer's The Franklin's Tale (in old English... yes), Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice and Antony & Cleopatra, and Practical Criticism.... kekeke
Loved lit ever since secondary school....esp the plays.... so did quite well in Lit for both O and A levels... kekekekekeke -
Seems like different years study different Shakespeare's plays hor?Originally posted by KittynMeow:I did Lit for O' Levels and A' Levels too...
O' Levels I did Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, George Orwell's Animal Farm and To Kill a Mockingbird (forgot author's name)....
A' Levels I did Thomas Hardy's Mayor of Casterbridge, Geoffrey Chaucer's The Franklin's Tale (in old English... yes), Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice and Antony & Cleopatra, and Practical Criticism.... kekeke
Loved lit ever since secondary school....esp the plays.... so did quite well in Lit for both O and A levels... kekekekekeke -
i took chinese lit!
can avoid avoid.
i got 67/100 and that got me a D7.
had to fight all the china scholars and a lot of us dropped the paper, hence a lack of the poor scorers to drag the average down, resulting in ridiculously high passing scores.
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took lit for 'O' levels.... nite mare siah!!!
did shakepeare's midsummer night's dream, thomas hardy's far from madding crowd and some poetry. argh argh argh.. was suprised i even passed that subject. -
Life is full of surprises my friend.Originally posted by the_don:took lit for 'O' levels.... nite mare siah!!!
did shakepeare's midsummer night's dream, thomas hardy's far from madding crowd and some poetry. argh argh argh.. was suprised i even passed that subject. -
well im suprised to fail that one. 67 for a D7?
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i catch no ball... why :mrgreenOriginally posted by DeadPoet:Life is full of surprises my friend. 
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hahah at least not 'O' lahOriginally posted by HENG@:well im suprised to fail that one. 67 for a D7?
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that is for the O levels.Originally posted by the_don:hahah at least not 'O' lah -
yup and different schools studied different texts....Originally posted by DeadPoet:Seems like different years study different Shakespeare's plays hor?
but I'm the odd one that totally enjoyed my Lit classes...keke... the only surprise i had was during Sec 4 prelims, I beat the top gal in school and scored highest in Lit. -
Hmm.Originally posted by KittynMeow:I did Lit for O' Levels and A' Levels too...
O' Levels I did Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, George Orwell's Animal Farm and To Kill a Mockingbird (forgot author's name)....
A' Levels I did Thomas Hardy's Mayor of Casterbridge, Geoffrey Chaucer's The Franklin's Tale (in old English... yes), Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice and Antony & Cleopatra, and Practical Criticism.... kekeke
Loved lit ever since secondary school....esp the plays.... so did quite well in Lit for both O and A levels... kekekekekeke
"O" levels I did Shakespeare's Julius Caesar & To Kill a Mockingbird... I THINK there's no third book, but we had an unseen poetry section.
'A' Levels I also did Hardy's MOC and I hated Chaucer's Pardoner's Tale haha had to translate every single line until we all got so sick of it we yanked it off the net.
Other books include Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead", Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", George Eliot's "Silas Marner", Seamus Heaney's Selected Poems... Stoppard's book was well erm, totally absurd-sounding but after all that struggling through the book and failing to answer the essay questions adequately, I still say it's the best book I've ever read. -
*sayang heng*Originally posted by HENG@:that is for the O levels. -
thanks.Originally posted by the_don:*sayang heng* -
Wah, your topics seems quite tough.Originally posted by MooKu:Hmm.
"O" levels I did Shakespeare's Julius Caesar & To Kill a Mockingbird... I THINK there's no third book, but we had an unseen poetry section.
'A' Levels I also did Hardy's MOC and I hated Chaucer's Pardoner's Tale haha had to translate every single line until we all got so sick of it we yanked it off the net. Other books include Tom Stoppard's "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead", Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing", George Eliot's "Silas Marner", Seamus Heaney's Selected Poems... Stoppard's book was well erm, totally absurd-sounding but after all that struggling through the book and failing to answer the essay questions adequately, I still say it's the best book I've ever read.