has anyone done the exams on classics 1m03 before? where u have define terms, passages, and essay? im really worried about the passage part, there is alot of passages in the booklet to go through and try to anayze all and know everything just seems impossible...how was the exam last year?

Usually focusing on material after your midterms, or concepts that have either course-wide themes, or somehow tie into each other is usually how exams work.. when in doubt, focus on the ones talked about in class, or what was made special note of to be read as homework.. you might find it overwhelming, but in literature-based courses, most of the studying should have been done throughout the semster. :/

If you went to tutorials, all the passages were discussed and analyzed thoroughly. You just need to know the basic idea of each passage, its significance and why it was significant. Also know some of the important authors and what is significant about their writings, the general time they were written and whether that factors into the validity of the writing, any biases in the writing depending on the author. I'm not sure if I'm remembering correctly but were there discussion questions after each passage? You should know how to discuss those for each one and it won't be too hard.