Walt in English exam shocker

Pumbas Nakasak

Heading for the great escape.
Original Poster
Im pleasantly surprised to find that Uncle Walt made an appearance in the English GCSE exam yesterday. The story of Disneyland and Walts struggle to open it was used as a comprehension piece for 16 year olds in the national formal English exam.

No shock to hear that one of the Sak brood chose that piece to work on.

Well it is more interesting than McBeth and all that boring tosh. :D
 

barnum42

New Member
Pumbas Nakasak said:
Im pleasantly surprised to find that Uncle Walt made an appearance in the English GCSE exam yesterday. The story of Disneyworld and Walts struggle to open it was used as a comprehension piece for 16 year olds in the national formal English exam.

No shock to hear that one of the Sak brood chose that piece to work on.

Well it is more interesting than McBeth and all that boring tosh. :D
That's going to raise some pedantic hackles on here.
(It was Disneyland Walt struggled to open ;) ) But I'm sure the fruit of your loins knows the difference.
 

Ultra Magnus

New Member
Since the English exam is over now (and therefore no legal worries :) ), would it be possible if you could post the passage and question? I'm sure the rest of the WDWMagic members wouldn't mind flexing the ol' brain muscle :D
 

venooch333

New Member
The English exams aren't over! I've got mine this afternoon! What board was the paper from because my school uses AQA so therefore it could be a different exam :)
 

Blink Me

Member
i've got aqa as well. I've got the poems this afternoon. man thats going to suck! I'd rather have done dineyland! Good Luck though.
 

venooch333

New Member
Yep different cultures poetry sucks! I really want to do the disney exam now :mad: O well good luck everyone who has the English exam this afternoon! :)
 

barnum42

New Member
You could try to reinterpret them from a Milligan standpoint.

Thinking back to my English exams, I don't think we touched poetry in them.
 

barnum42

New Member
I did A/O in English Lit and there was no poetry in that either.

String string is a wonderful thing
Rope is stronger
But string is longer

:D
 

Pumbas Nakasak

Heading for the great escape.
Original Poster
Ive no idea what exam bord ill ask her tonight, she goes to a Leicestershire school.


Being a Scot when I did my exams O grades were split into two papers, literature and language and you has to pass both to get a C or above. But punk was the fashion then. And if Willy S had been Scottish he would have been Mc as Mac's tend to be Oirish or islanders. (thats my excuse and Im sticking to it)

I did ok cause spelling only counted for 5% of the mark.

Even managed to get a good garde at Higher (A equiv) eeeee and that were when exams were exams. :animwink:
 

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