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i could be mistaken but i sincerely cannot imagine (haha) they would ask for imaginative for mod A (or common or B for that matter). the rubric covers the breadth of your studies, not just the exam, so certain parts like "imaginative responses" are asked for during your coursework, but typically...

omg you absolutely do not have to memorise your english rubric, just understand the key components for each module that they'll ask you about! i suggest printing a copy of the rubric for each module if you can and highlighting and annotating the key points, it should sound come away with a focus...

i know everyone's saying paradoxes but anomalies & inconsistencies are just a big of a syllabus point, so they could very easily ask something on either of those, if not a combination. personally i'm hoping/predicting for something about challenging assumptions and how that invites you to see...

i interpreted the 2021 questions abt the the failures of the us military & nationalist goals described by ho chi minh as those dot points but you have a point! i could def see them asking something abt developments in north and south vietnam 1954-1964. & you're welcome!! 😊

national studies - russia i'm really expecting something to do with political transformation since the last time they asked one was in 2020! (that was "to what extent did the use of terror contribute to the political transformation of the soviet state under stalin?") my school's trial...