Tuesday 8th November 2016
How is fate presented in Romeo and Juliet?
Use your plans to guide you. However, you should remember to add more detail if
appropriate.
You will have 50mins on this.
1. Introduction
Introduce the theme/ ideas of fate and link to social and historical context. (3-4
sentences maximum)
2. Main Body
4 paragraphs in total – 2 on the extract, 2 on the rest of the play. If you run
out of time 3 paragraphs is fine. Alternate them to ensure that you cover
both the extract and the text.
P – What does Shakespeare tell us/ show us about fate?
Shakespeare uses...
Shakespeare presents...
E – Introduce and embed your evidence into a sentence.
E – How does the quote support your point?
What does the quote suggest about fate? Consider where it comes in the play.
Pick out at least one key word and explain the effect on the audience
Are there any language/ structural techniques? What are they? Explain the
effect on the audience.
Refer to social and historical context and make sure it links to the ideas in
your paragraph. It doesn’t have to come at the end of the paragraph.
Make sure you are fully detailed and explain by referring to the question and
ideas about fate.
Make sure you use connectives to join your ideas.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, fate play an important part in Romeo and Juliet. This is because...
How is fate presented in Romeo and Juliet?
Use your plans to guide you. However, you should remember to add more detail if
appropriate.
You will have 50mins on this.
1. Introduction
Introduce the theme/ ideas of fate and link to social and historical context. (3-4
sentences maximum)
2. Main Body
4 paragraphs in total – 2 on the extract, 2 on the rest of the play. If you run
out of time 3 paragraphs is fine. Alternate them to ensure that you cover
both the extract and the text.
P – What does Shakespeare tell us/ show us about fate?
Shakespeare uses...
Shakespeare presents...
E – Introduce and embed your evidence into a sentence.
E – How does the quote support your point?
What does the quote suggest about fate? Consider where it comes in the play.
Pick out at least one key word and explain the effect on the audience
Are there any language/ structural techniques? What are they? Explain the
effect on the audience.
Refer to social and historical context and make sure it links to the ideas in
your paragraph. It doesn’t have to come at the end of the paragraph.
Make sure you are fully detailed and explain by referring to the question and
ideas about fate.
Make sure you use connectives to join your ideas.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, fate play an important part in Romeo and Juliet. This is because...
