Practice for Unseen Poetry

https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/sample-papers-and-mark-schemes/2017/june/AQA-87022-QP-JUN17.PDF

Follow these basic steps below and you will be able to write about the unseen poems. Remember that the first (the 24 marker), requires you to write a full essay response.

The 8 mark comparative requires you to compare the techniques used in both poems for effect. 2 points on each poem, with extended analysis of the the effects of the techniques used, is enough.

https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/sample-papers-and-mark-schemes/2018/june/AQA-87022-QP-JUN18-CR.PDF

https://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/english/AQA-87022-SQP.PDF MORE PRACTICE

YEAH! One down! Now, TOP-UP on your knowledge of the set poems. and review and revise your comparative skills.

REMEMBER! You are comparing the techniques both poem use to express the key ideas of their poem. It might no be advantageous to try to learn a new acronym ( BOOTSE – SLIMER etc) as a structure at this stage. Have confidence in what you’ve been taught, but use any ideas from the videos that you think will be of help.

YEAR 10, ARE YOU PREPARED FOR YOUR EOY ASSESSMENT? TOP-UP ON DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE!

Make your response stand out. Give alternative interpretations alongside your own clear line of argument. Add a bit of wider reading!

mongcanbabe's avatarMrs Sweeney's GCSE and A level English Success Guide

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Have you been revising? It’s never too late. 6 DAYS TO GO. How prepared are you for The Sign of Four (Arthur Conon Doyle)?

TOP-UP ON MACBETH!

Not long to go! Keep your memory of the text fresh!

mongcanbabe's avatarMrs Sweeney's GCSE and A level English Success Guide

Get your best grade in this GCSE exam. Get it over and done with and you don’t have to do anything like this again unless you choose to.

Repetition Reinforces. Keep revising!

Complete as many of the practice questions as possible.

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