RIPTIDE SCENE ANALYSIS
,How to use this resour
• Learn key terminology (in bold)
• Pick your favourite key scenes that can b
as strong examples in your essays such a
3
• Always link back to the question
• Make flashcards and mind maps linking
scenes
• Group in scenes in topic areas such as
genre/ethnicity/gender
• *Remember* - This is a detailed analysis
don’t need to learn all scenes, pick your
favourites that stick, and adapt ideas to
strong essay
, Key Tips to gaining top grades in Paper 1,
Section A.
• *Be clear and concise* - learn your key terminology
• Embed theory in the essay rather than name a theorist at the end.
• Link to wider context such as historical context e.g. Hurricane Katri
• Make sure you keep addressing the question throughout your
paragraphs not just at the end. (Tip: highlight key words in the exam
to ensure you always link back).
Need more advice… Email @ or message us on Twitter @mediaalevel_
happy revising!
,How to use this resour
• Learn key terminology (in bold)
• Pick your favourite key scenes that can b
as strong examples in your essays such a
3
• Always link back to the question
• Make flashcards and mind maps linking
scenes
• Group in scenes in topic areas such as
genre/ethnicity/gender
• *Remember* - This is a detailed analysis
don’t need to learn all scenes, pick your
favourites that stick, and adapt ideas to
strong essay
, Key Tips to gaining top grades in Paper 1,
Section A.
• *Be clear and concise* - learn your key terminology
• Embed theory in the essay rather than name a theorist at the end.
• Link to wider context such as historical context e.g. Hurricane Katri
• Make sure you keep addressing the question throughout your
paragraphs not just at the end. (Tip: highlight key words in the exam
to ensure you always link back).
Need more advice… Email @ or message us on Twitter @mediaalevel_
happy revising!
