1) Type up any comments you can find in your papers - these may be on individual questions or at the end of the paper. Alternatively, write something you've learned from going through the two papers in class. 



2) Which paper did you do better in?

paper 1 because I answered all of the questions 

3) Why do you think you did better in that paper?

i have used some good words in there paper 

4) Focusing on Paper 1, write down three things you need to improve on before the real exams. This may be a particular section or type of question (e.g. unseen analysis, 20 mark essay) or a particular type of media or CSP (e.g. advertising or NHS Represent) 

I have to improve quotes and highlight them to use it 

5) Now look at Paper 2. Write down three things you need to improve on for Paper 2 before the real exams. Again, this might be a topic, type of question or specific skill. 

 I have to use key words and use them in my sentence  

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