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•an AQA 16-page Answer Book. Instructions •Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Do . not. use pencil. •Write the information required on the front of your answer book. The . Paper Reference . is 8702/2. Answer . one. question from . Section A. and . both. questions in . Section B. •You must . not. use a dictionary. Information

November 2021: Paper 1P: Poetry anthology (8702/1P) Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme. November 2021: Paper 2: Shakespeare and unseen Poetry (8702/2) Download Past Paper - Download Mark Scheme . November 2020 AQA GCSE (9-1) English Literature (8702) Past Exam Papers (Labelled as June 2020)

Questions and model answers on How to Answer the Unseen Poetry Question for the AQA GCSE English Literature syllabus, written by the English Literature experts at Save My Exams.

A booklet of past exam questions for GCSE English Literature. Includes questions for Macbeth, A Christmas Carol, An Inspector Calls, Power and Conflict poetry, and unseen poetry. Skip to content. KS3 Resources Show ... Click on the buttons to download booklets containing past GCSE English Literature exam questions (AQA) for the years listed ...

All GCSE Literature students have the same assessment objectives (AOs) – these are the skills the examiners want to see you demonstrate. The AQA Unseen Poetry exam has two parts. The first part is worth 24 marks. It will ask you to consider how a poet presents a particular set of ideas, themes or attitudes. The second part is worth 8 marks.

Unseen Poetry Analysis Reminders What you should/could cover in your analysis –RED –do this every time, ORANGE –do this if you know how to, GREEN –do this as much as possible. Not all of the steps need to be completed for each quote you select! • What - Link to the question (RED) • How - Link to the terminology/method (Lang/Structure

This document provides guidance and sample questions for analyzing unseen poetry as part of the AQA English Literature exam. It includes: 1. An overview of the two parts of the unseen poetry section and how marks are allocated. 2. Suggested timing for each part. 3. Reading and writing strategies for analyzing the poems. 4. Sample exam questions for three pairs of poems with the poems provided ...

• an AQA 16-page answer book. Instructions • Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Do . not. use pencil. • Write the information required on the front of your answer book. The . Paper Reference . is 8702/2. Answer . one. question from . Section A. and . both. questions in . Section B. • You must . not. use a dictionary. Information

In this pack you will find a collection of all the unseen poetry questions found in the AQA past papers from 2017-2023 (This also includes the three specifiation papers). This is a useful tool for year 11 revision or handy for a quickly planned cover lesson as there are steps for the students to follow as they begin to understand the poems.

As exams get closer and closer, the more students will need to revise and prepare for them. You can hand out these AQA Unseen Poetry Questions for them to use in lessons or for revision at home. This booklet features 10 practice exam questions, so there is plenty of revision material for students to sink their teeth into. You could go through the questions together with your class and show ...

The Mark Scheme. Here is an example of the AQA mark scheme for the last unseen poetry question. This question assesses AO2 only which requires you to analyse the language, form and structure used by the poets to create meanings and effects, using relevant subject terminology where appropriate. In addition, you are also required to identify the similarities and/or differences between the two ...

Approaching unseen poetry. Approaching an unseen poem can seem very intimidating, especially as you will have to comment on a poem that you probably have not come across before. However, examiners just want to see you demonstrating your ability to ‘notice’ things in the text.

AQA GCSE Unseen Poetry practice papers The AQA English Literature GCSE consists of two written papers. Paper 1 (40% of the GCSE grade) has a one hour and 45 minute time-limit and assesses students' knowledge of 19th century and Shakespearean literature. ... All activities, exam-style questions and practice papers are tailored to exam boards and ...

Exam paper questions organised by topic and difficulty. Our worksheets cover all topics from GCSE, IGCSE and A Level courses. Give them a try and see how you do! ... Unseen Poetry (AQA GCSE English Literature) Get ready for your AQA GCSE English Literature exams with our revision resources. Find everything you need to revise this topic, so you ...

Online AQA English Language Exam Preparation Courses Boost your confidence ahead of the exams with our one-day Exam Technique Courses. Paper 1 runs on 17th May, and Paper 2 on 26th May. We’ll show you how to break down questions, plan effectively, and write clear, focused responses. Book now!

•an AQA 16-page Answer Book. Instructions •Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Do not use pencil. •Write the information required on the front of your answer book. The Paper Reference is 8702/2. •Answer one question from Section A, one question from Section B and both questions in Section C. •You must not use a dictionary. Information

Unseen Poetry. TWENTY UNSEEN POETRY RESOURCES. fully differentiated and resourced lessons from a TES Award nominated author that help to prepare students studying AQA English Literature to prepare for the 'Unseen Poetry' sections in AQA English Literature Paper 2. All lessons are also easily adaptable for KS3 students, too.

This booklet features 10 practice exams for the unseen poetry element of Paper 2 of the AQA English Literature exam. Each 'exam' features two poems, paired by a common theme and two exam style questions. The exams allow for students of varying ability to practice the skills required for the 'unseen' element of the literature papers and the sample poems cross a range of poets and styles. Can be ...

A booklet featuring 25 poems for students to practise analysing ‘unseen poetry’ for the AQA GCSE Literature exam. Each poem is accompanied by a question emulating the style of AQA’s exam questions. Some poems are coupled together to allow comparative essays, as per the final question of the exam.