Choose a subject
Each subject opens on its own hub: an Enhanced bank built around what the examiner actually repeats, the past papers with their printed answer grids, a printable cheat sheet, a bilingual guide, and the full merged question bank.
★ New: a full Mock Final Exam for each fourth-year subject
Two days per subject, and you want every mark. Each of the four subjects now has one comprehensive timed paper — 80 questions, first lecture to last, written in that examiner’s own format. It hides the answers, times you, marks itself, and then tells you which lectures you are weak on so the second day of revision is aimed rather than general.
★ And Paper B — complete coverage, 300 questions per subject
The mock above samples the course; Paper B covers everything it leaves out — 300 questions per subject, first lecture to last. It is split into blocks of one lecture each, so you can sit a block in twenty minutes, have it marked on the spot, and watch a running total build across the whole paper. Sit the mock first to find your weak lectures, then work the matching blocks here.
10 lectures · 3 papers
American Literature (1)
Enhanced bank, all three photographed papers including 2025/2026, a quote drill, a bilingual narrative and a cheat sheet.
The finding: he keeps the famous sentence and moves the blank — the same line has had two different words removed on different years.
2 lecturers · 20 lectures
American Literature (2)
For Whom the Bell Tolls with Prof. Iman, Of Mice and Men with Dr. Diana. Both novels narrated bilingually.
The finding: the ★ new August 2026 paper settles the syllabus — both novels are live and they have swapped ends: Steinbeck now opens the paper, Hemingway closes it.
21 lecture sets · 5 papers
Modern Drama
Beckett’s Waiting for Godot and Shaw’s Major Barbara with Dr. Waha Sawwas. Both plays narrated bilingually.
The finding: two papers sometimes key the same question with the same options differently — seven contradictions, all flagged.
9 lectures · 5 papers
Modern Poetry
Arnold to Auden with Prof. Munzer Absi and Dr. Ahmad Al-Shawi. Every set poem walked through beside Arabic.
The finding: he tests spelling, and deletes the right answer so “None of these” becomes correct — seven times over, including on the ★ new August 2026 paper.
Third year · 1 paper
Research Methodology
How research is done and how it is written down. The 2025/2026 paper in full, a cheat sheet, and the whole course beside Arabic.
The finding: half the paper is one question in disguise — APA or MLA? — and only half the paper is multiple choice at all.
How to use the library in the last week
- Read the subject’s bilingual guide first — the story or the poems, end to end. Two hours, and no plot or paraphrase question can catch you.
- Work the past-exam bank with the recurrence filter on ★★ On 2+ papers. That is the fixed pool your examiner draws from.
- Work the lecture banks filtered on High prediction.
- Run the ⚠ Key disputed filter once. Knowing why a key is broken protects you on the questions around it.
- Use the Merged Final bank only if you still have time — it is volume, not strategy.
- The night before: the cheat sheet, printed. Nothing else.