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English Revision Website 9 I know the values/beliefs of the audience at the time the play was written and how they relate to key details in the play. English Revision Website 10 I know the genre/form of the play and am able to explain the significance of this. English Revision Website 11 I know key stylistic features relevant to the play

English Literature Revision Guide (20% of English Literature GCSE) Key Terms/ Words Fear Democracy Dictatorship Human nature Microcosm Primitive Violence Innocence Order Morality Satanic Knowledge Society Anarchy Innate Inherent Symbolism Evil What makes a C? Knowing key quotations, key character traits and key themes ...

English AQA Language and Literature GCSE at a glance guide You will achieve 2 GCSEs in English. You have no coursework. Everything you learn over the two years will be assessed by exams at the end of the two years. Paper One Language Reading Section A Writing Section B 1 hour 45 minutes in total 50% of the language GCSE One fiction text to read

Remember that literature is a writer’s view on the world at a particular time. There are hidden messages, ideas and themes that we must unlock by ‘reading between the lines’. Key Quotations from the beginning, middle and end of the stories When you enter your literature essay exams you should be armed with a personal opinion

GCSE English Literature Remote Learning Booklet Name: Class: Teacher: You will use this booklet to support your study and revision at home. You will be directed by your teacher and will be provided with instructions each lesson on Show My Homework. If you are unsure how to complete an activity, email your teacher who will do their best to ...

revision flashcard. Revise how to write about the structure of a poem. Create a revision flashcard. Write the following themes down: romantic love, distance, memories, getting older, family, death, nature and desire and longing. Link the poems to the themes. Watch a ‘Mr Bruff’ revision video about the unseen poetry question on youtube

Familiarise yourself with the mark schemes for Literature and read the feedback you’ve received from your teacher after writing practice essays. Familiarise yourself with the framework you’ve been using to help you to structure effective essays. Practise responding to unseen poetry by reading a range of poetry and song lyrics that

English Literature (AQA) Revision guides include: any CPG or York Notes revision guides for the set texts All papers are closed text. One poem will be provided for Paper 2B. Paper 1: 1 hour 45 minutes (40% of GCSE) Section A - a Shakespeare play (20%). Answer one question, based on a passage. Link to the rest of the text. Section B - C19th text ...

at his contribution to the English lexicon to demonstrate Shakespeare’s enduring impact on language and the study of literature. https://clickv. ie/w/aMml The Genius of Shakespeare 39 min Sir Richard Eyre examines Shakespeare’s dramatic legacy. The programme includes interviews with actors who discuss Shakespeare’s life & work.

GCSE English Literature Revision and Support Materials. Paper 1: Shakespeare and the 19th Century Novel ... Click the PDF Document to the right to download a Power and Conflict Poetry revision booklet full of helpful notes and tasks. ... Document to the right to download a selection of Unseen Poetry tasks. Practise and prepare! Learning ...

GCSE English Literature Paper One Revision Checklist Subject GCSE English Literature Paper AQA Literature Paper One Duration 1hr 45 minutes What to revise Romeo and Juliet A Christmas Carol How to revise it Every student should aim to complete the tasks set in red. 1 Plot and character in Romeo and Juliet Key characters

English Literature GCSE Revision Booklet Bideford College Aiming for Grade 7+ Name: _____ Contents Paper 1 1. Macbeth content (page 1) 2. Macbeth Exercises (page 4) 3. A Christmas Carol Content (page 8) 4. A Christmas Carol Exercises (page 11) Paper 2 5. An Inspector Calls Content (page 15) 6. An Inspector Calls Exercises (page 19) ...

GCSE English Literature Resource Pack Below is a collection of curriculum specific broadcast material, sorted by exam board and then study theme. The document will be updated as new content is added and old content is removed. Edexcel Shakespeare and Post-1914 Literature - One Shakespeare from - Macbeth, The Tempest, Romeo

GCSE English Examinations English Literature – you will not be given any copies of the texts in your exam except for the poems. Paper 1 – 1hr 45 mins Section A: Shakespeare (50 mins) Section B: 19th Century novel (50 mins) Macbeth or Romeo & Juliet 1 question Start with analysing extract then use evidence from the whole play

KMA AQA GCSE English Literature revision list summary Paper 1: Shakespeare [Macbeth] and the 19th-century novel [A Christmas Carol] Written exam: 1 hour 45 minutes 64 marks Section A Shakespeare: students will answer one essay question on Macbeth. They will be required to write in detail

English Literature GCSE Paper 1: Shakespeare and the 19th Century Novel Section A: Romeo and Juliet (30 marks + 4 SPaG marks) Section B: A Christmas Carol (30 marks) •1 hour and 45 minutes •64 marks •40% of GCSE Extract and whole text. Closed book exam Paper 2: Modern Texts and Poetry Section A: An Inspector Calls (30 marks + 4 SPaG marks)

The document provides a revision guide for the AQA English Literature GCSE. It outlines the exam structure, including two exam papers assessing comprehension of Shakespeare, 19th century texts, modern prose/drama, poetry, and unseen poetry. It also defines various literary techniques important for analyzing texts, such as imagery, metaphor, tone and rhetorical devices. Key terms are ...

Eduqas GCSE English Literature Poetry Anthology Centres teaching Eduqas GCSE English Literature are able to request free copies of the poetry anthology for classroom use by candidates. To request copies for your centre, please send an email containing your centre number, centre name and number of copies required to poetryanthology@eduqas.co.uk.

Y10 Mock Exam - English Literature Revision Guide Question 1: An Inspector Calls Worth 30 marks (plus 4 for accuracy of spelling, punctuation and grammar) You will be given a choice of two questions (character or theme) and will be expected to answer ONE. You will be expected to respond in the style of an essay. Question 2: Poetry Anthology