A664 Literary Heritage Prose & Contemporary Poetry Exam 25%

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English Literature. A661 Poetry Controlled Assessment 15%. A664 Literary Heritage Prose & Contemporary Poetry Exam 25%. A661 Shakespeare Controlled Assessment 10%. A 663 Prose from Different Cultures Exam 25%. A662 Modern Drama Exam 25%. Y10. Y11. English Language. A651

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English Literature A661 Poetry Controlled Assessment 15% A664 Literary Heritage Prose & Contemporary Poetry Exam 25% A661 Shakespeare Controlled Assessment 10% A 663 Prose from Different Cultures Exam 25% A662 Modern Drama Exam 25% Y10 Y11
English Language A651 Imaginative Writing Controlled Assessment 15% A680 Information & Ideas Exam 60% A 651 Extended Literary Text: Poetry CA 15% A652 Spoken Language CA 10% Y10 Y11

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Pre-Romantic Poetry

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Jazz Fantasia

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In your Poetry Packet answer the following questions:

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2005-2006 Poetry Notebook

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POETRY

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Comparative Heritage Languages

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Poetry

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English Poetry Level III

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Hispanic Heritage Month

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Understanding Poetry

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POETRY

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Understanding Poetry

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ESSENTIALS OF CHILDREN S LITERATURE: Chapter 1

Elements of Poetry

UNESCO INTANGIBLE HERITAGE SECTION

Pre-Romantic Poetry

FAST Exam

Jazz Fantasia

In your Poetry Packet answer the following questions:

2005-2006 Poetry Notebook

POETRY

WAYS OF STUDYING HERITAGE LANGUAGES

Poetry Unit English 102

Literary Lenses

Comparative Heritage Languages

Poetry

English Poetry Level III

Hispanic Heritage Month

Understanding Poetry

World Heritage Sites

Understanding Poetry

POETRY

Literary Theory: An Introduction

Understanding Poetry

A664 Literary Heritage Prose & Contemporary Poetry Exam 25%

A664 Literary Heritage Prose & Contemporary Poetry Exam 25%