Review. Revise. Repeat. Repetition Reinforces! Stay prepared.
https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/guides/ztm6tfr/revision/2
https://www.gradesaver.com/the-sign-of-the-four
You are prepared. Go make yourself proud! TOP-UP ON DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE!
Get your best grade in this exam.
‘The duality of man’s nature’ Yep! Do we all have a good and an evil side?
TOP-UP ON MACBETH
Get your best grade to date in this MOCK exam. You can do it if you revise plot, characters, themes and context. Remember! The question will always give you an extract. There will always be a clear focus on either how a character, a theme or how a character and theme is presented in the extract, and in the play as a whole. Start with the extract (choosing at least 6 quotes to explode), then chose 3 other scenes in the play as a whole to discuss, that responds to the focus.
Extended analysis that explores language and dramatic techniques used, links to the focus, other key themes, context, Shakespeare’s intent and impact on the audience is where you get the marks.
TOP-UP your knowledge using the links below, the examine the exemplars in the previous post to remind yourself of how to structure a full (6 paragraphs) essay response.
Are you fully prepared for A Christmas Carol?
Repetition Reinforces! Keep revising.
Enrich your understanding and skill of writing about A Christmas Carol.
Are you fully prepared for A Christmas Carol?
Enrich your understanding and skill of writing about A Christmas Carol.
Want to see what the answers for AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 1 should look like?
How prepared are you for Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde? A wealth of revision notes is at your finger tips. Read Review Revise Repeat
How do I revise for English Miss?
Download the full guide. It will help you improve you knowledge of how to plan and respond to the tasks.
The format of the question is the same on the AQA paper regardless of the text your school chose to study. Use this guide to help you regardless of the text for this paper.
15th May English Literature Paper 1. How prepared are you for MACBETH? Peruse these resources.
The History Boys (Alan Bennet 2004)
Peruse the wealth of resources that will improve your knowledge of the text and expose you to wider reading, related context and activities to enrich your study of the text.
https://ocr.org.uk/Images/298688-drama-and-prose-post-1900-sample-candidate-responses.pdf
https://ocr.org.uk/Images/281464-drama-and-prose-post-1900-candidate-style-answers.pdf
Mrs Sweeney's GCSE and A level English Success Guide 
