NOTES AND EXAM PAPERS GCSE AND A LEVEL

This is an exam paper for students who sat A level Politics paper 1 in June 2019. It only contains questions and annotations.

This is paper 1 of A level Politics - Government and Politics of the UK in June 2019. This document only contains exam questions and annotations of the questions.

This is an essay that received a full mark, answering the question ‘explain and analyse three sources of formal Presidential power.’ It is useful for A level students sitting AQA’s Politics and Government paper 2.

This is an essay that received a full mark for the question: ‘explain and analyse three sources of formal presidential power.’

This is an essay that received a full mark, answering an exam question that is likely to come up in AQA’s Politics and Government. The essay question: ‘Explain and analyse three sources of formal presidential power.’

This document provides a critical perspective on the GCSE English Literature texts, covering assessment objective 3 for students in higher sets English. It contains material that makes judicious links between the texts and the contexts in which they were written using advanced theories. It covers Macbeth, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and An Inspector Call

This document provides a critical perspective on the GCSE English literature texts, covering assessment objective 3 for students in set one English. It contains material that makes judicious links between the texts and the contexts in which they were written using advanced theories, such as Marxism, Jung’s archetypes and feminism.

This document provides a critical perspective on the GCSE English Literature texts, covering assessment objective 3 for students in set one English. It contains material that makes judicious links between the texts and the contexts in which they were written using advanced theories, such as Marxism, Jung’s Archetypes, and Feminism.

This document provides a critical perspective on the GCSE English Literature texts, covering assessment objective 3 for students in set one English. It contains material that makes judicious links between the texts and the contexts in which they were written using advanced theories, such as Marxism, Jung’s archetypes, and feminism.

This document provides a critical perspective on the GCSE English literature texts, covering assessment objective 3 for students in set one English. It contains material that makes judicious links between the texts and the contexts in which they were written using advanced theories, such as Marxism, Jung’s Archetypes, and Feminism.