A Christmas Carol notes (1st edition)

A comprehensive study guide to the GCSE English Literature novella: A Christmas Carol. It is full of notes covering all the characters, including full analysis and linking them to the themes as well as context which is perfect for getting those AO3 marks. Although tailored specifically for AQA, it is perfect for all exam boards. *These notes enabled me to achieve a Grade 9 in my own GCSEs*

This is a detailed summary of the sections within the concept of poverty portrayed in the novella: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. It explores: The allegorical characters, historical context of social injustice and poverty during the time and the way which Dickens tries to portray his message throughout the novella. There are a few summarising analytical paragraphs at the end.

An A4 mindmap covering the themes explored in the Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'. This was made for AQA GCSE English Literature but is suitable for other exam boards too. A wide selection of quotations has been noted and they helped me achieve top marks in my final English exams. I hope that they will help you too - feel free to explore my resources for other topics and subjects as well!

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Grade 9 A Christmas Carol Character Flashcards for GCSE AQA English Literature. Designed as part of learning the AQA Specification but will be perfect for any other GCSE Exam Board.

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2 and a half page PDF document answering the question "How does Dickens present the redeemed character of Scrooge" from the book 'A Christmas Carol' This work has: -Full level of detail -Clear and concise point, evidence and explanations. -Use of a range of well chosen quotations from across the text to support developed and detailed ideas. I have shown an understanding of why the writer has constructed the text in a particular way and how they have achieved meaning through language.

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English Literature Essay answering the question: How does Dickens show that Scrooge has changed? Can be adapted around any form of change, deep analysis of all key quotes. Marked as a 30/30 GCSE essay

An A4 mindmap covering the themes explored in the Charles Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'. This was made for AQA GCSE English Literature but is suitable for other exam boards too. A wide selection of quotations has been noted and they helped me achieve top marks in my final English exams. I hope that they will help you too - feel free to explore my resources for other topics and subjects as well!

A comprehensive study guide to the GCSE English Literature novella: A Christmas Carol. It is full of notes covering all the characters, including full analysis and linking them to the themes as well as context which is perfect for getting those AO3 marks. Although tailored specifically for AQA, it is perfect for all exam boards. *These notes enabled me to achieve a Grade 9 in my own GCSEs*

19th century: A christmas charol GCSE AQA theme summary characters revision notes

quotes, space for analysis

Quotes based on theme

Quotes, Summaries

Christmas Carol Entire Book quotes with Staves and links un-necessary information removed easy links between quotes and staves includes some interpretation on quotes

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Grade 9 A Christmas Carol Character Flashcards for GCSE AQA English Literature. Designed as part of learning the AQA Specification but will be perfect for any other GCSE Exam Board.

This is a detailed summary of the sections within the concept of poverty portrayed in the novella: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. It explores: The allegorical characters, historical context of social injustice and poverty during the time and the way which Dickens tries to portray his message throughout the novella. There are a few summarising analytical paragraphs at the end.