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Question: Compare the presentation of characters as victims in A Streetcar Named Desire, Othello and Pride and Prejudice.

Answer: Victimisation is an essential theme to these three texts. It is responsible...

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Question: In what ways does the writer’s use of language convey the different moods she describes?

Answer: In this extract from her autobiographical novel “Hidden Lives”, Margaret Forster uses...

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Question: Discuss how two poets from the selection treat the subject of childhood.

The poems ‘Follower’ by Seamus Heaney and ‘My Parents’ by Stephen Spenders.
AS Level, A Mark, Band 2, 80%

Answer: It has often been said that to understand the adult one should...

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Question: ENGLISH REACTION PAPER
TO KILL A MOCKING BIRD (CHAPTER 15)

Answer: The essence of the 15th chapter of the book, in my opinion,...

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Question: Literature essay on the poem ‘Childhood’ by Frances Cornford.

Answer: ‘Childhood’ by Frances Cornford is a lyric which captures the sadness of...

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Question: Contrast and compare how Shakespeare’s presentation of the theme Appearance and Reality in ”Twelfth Night” and ”As You Like It”, generates laughter and suspense, taking one text ( mention the main text you have chosen) as your main text and the other to support you’re your argument.

Edxecel AS Level Literature- Grade A

Answer: “I am not what I am” Shakespeare, the great man of the...

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Question: Creative Critical Response to Trevor Nunn’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’

Edxecel AS Level Literature- Grade A

Answer: Trevor Nunn’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s ‘Twelfth Night’ is a film that elaborates...

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Question: “Shakespeare’s presentation of female characters in Macbeth and Richard III reflects the Renaissance gender stereotyping.” How far do you agree?

Edxecel AS Level Literature- Grade A

Answer: Renaissance gender stereotyping was based on a misogynic perception of women, ingrained...

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Question: Compare and contrast the theme of loss in ‘Disabled’ (1917) by Wilfred Owen and ‘Out-out’ (1916) by Robert Frost.

IGCSE English Literature Section B Year 11
Section B Coursework, Graded A*

Answer: Loss is inevitable; from car keys to aging relatives. Loss can be...

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Question: “Comedy, nonetheless attempts to throw a normalising arm around all and sundry, through resolutions that feel pleasing precisely because they reinforce what we’ve been taught about the natural order of things.”

To what extent does the ending of Jerusalem reinforce the ‘natural’ order?

Grade A, 1st Year, College, English Literature

Answer: Comedy’s attempt to “reinforce what we’ve been taught about the natural order...

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