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This document provides example speaking questions and possible responses to these questions, for AQA French GCSE Unit 8. This topic is Global Issues and discusses the environment and housing crisis (poverty/homelessness). This document can be used as a revision tool for speaking exams. It can also be used as an aid for the French writing exam. Whilst the majority of the document is (as can be expected) in French, important titles and subtitles are written in English for clarity when revising.

This document provides example speaking questions and possible responses to these questions, for AQA French GCSE Unit 6. This topic is Social Issues and discusses charity work and healthy living. This document can be used as a revision tool for speaking exams. It can also be used as an aid for the French writing exam. Whilst the majority of the document is (as can be expected) in French, important titles and subtitles are written in English for clarity when revising.

This document provides example speaking questions and possible responses to these questions, for AQA French GCSE Unit 5. This topic is Home, Town, Neighbourhood and Region. This document can be used as a revision tool for speaking exams. It can also be used as an aid for the French writing exam. Whilst the majority of the document is (as can be expected) in French, important titles and subtitles are written in English for clarity when revising.

The document consists of grade 9 example answers ranging from 100-200 words for every topic in the French GCSE syllabus. These include many useful sentences which can be memories and altered for the writing paper and the speaking paper; making this an important revision tool and helpful aid for essay writing. Not only does it provide high-level French example essays, but it can also be used for essay ideas (which can be difficult to think of). Each essay uses all tenses to ensure the highest gra...

Detailed notes for the whole AQA GCSE Geography topic of urban issues and challenges, organised in order of the syllabus. All theories presented are linked to examples which will provide the necessary extra contextual knowledge needed to reach the grade 9 bracket. For the compulsory case studies, these are the ones chosen in the pack: A major city in a LIC or NEE - Rio de Janeiro A major city in the UK - London There is one extra case study in the pack which will support those striving for t...

Detailed notes on all content of the AQA GCSE Geography topic 'The challenge of resource management', organised in order of the syllabus. The chosen module in this pack is the water module. It is worth the same marks as the other optional modules (food or energy). All theories in this pack are supported by examples which will provide the necessary extra contextual knowledge needed to reach the grade 9 bracket. The compulsory case studies I chose for water are: Large-scale water transfer s...

Detailed notes on the AQA GCSE Geography topic of tectonic hazards, organised following the syllabus. The subtopics covered are: 1. variation between tectonic hazards in areas with contrasting levels of wealth (the case studies used to display this are the Chile, February 2010 earthquake and the Nepal, April 2015 earthquake) 2. earthquake/tectonic plate theory 3. management strategies (living with the risk and reducing the risk)

Detailed notes of the AQA GCSE Geography river topic, organised in order of the syllabus. The 3 sub-topics which are covered are river processes (erosion, deposition and transportation), river landforms throughout the river courses and flooding.

This package contains a mix of example answers and notes about the following power and conflict poems; Ozymandias London Remains Kamikaze Bayonet Charge Tissue Storm on the Island My Last Duchess All documents, whether example answers or notes include key quotes and contextual (and explain their significance with further analysis).

A detailed summary of all content in the AQA A-level Geography topic of Changing Places, organised in order of the syllabus. All theories are delved into deeply and non-compulsory examples that support them are included. This will allow for a better understanding and provide the level of knowledge needed for an A* grade. The compulsory case studies included are; Near place - Harrow, Greater London Distant place - Deal, Kent These case studies can be used by anyone whether or not the physica...

This package contains detailed notes on the following 3 A-level Geography topics Water & Carbon Cycle, Hazards and Coasts. There are other possible topics however, these 3 are the most popular combinations for the exams. All case compulsory case studies for each topic are included along with extra context and supporting examples for each topic.

Detailed notes for the entire Water and Carbon Cycle topic of AQA A-level Geography, organised in order of the syllabus. The theories are applicable to all case studies, however the two I have chosen and explored deeper in these notes are The Amazon Rainforest and River Exe. These case studies allow for links to other topics and a deeper analysis which can help gain A* grades.

Detailed notes of all theories in the Hazards topic of AQA A-level geography, organised in order of the syllabus. All theory is also supported with examples and contextual information. The required case studies are; Volcanic Eruption - Eyjafjallajökull Iceland 2010 Earthquake - Nepal April 2015 Storm Hazards - Hurricane Sandy October 2012 (HIC) & Typhoon Haiyan November 2013 (LIC) Wildfire - The Alberta Wildfire, Canada, 2016 Muti-hazard case study - Philippines Local-scale case study...

In-depth notes for the whole topic of coasts following the AQA Coasts syllabus breakdown. All subtopics have examples located in the UK. The local scale case study is the Holderness Coast in the UK. The Case Study beyond the UK is Odisha, India. There are other case studies possible in the syllabus but these two are strong examples and useful as they allow for grade 9 development and analysis. The notes also contain all theories related to the coasts topic.

Detailed notes and analysis of My Last Duchess, a poem by Robert Browning which appears in the power and conflict section of poetry in AQA English Literature GCSE. This can be used as a revision tool or aid during essay writing. It includes contextual information and key quotes with their significance.

A bank of key quotes and their significance supported by quote analysis. It is organised by character and links to key themes and events that occur throughout the book. It can be used as a revision tool for key characters and moments or as an aid for essays.

Detailed notes of Jane Eyre quote analysis and significance; organised by character with links to different events throughout the book. It also includes a summary of the timeline in Jane Eyre. These notes can be used for revision purposes and an essay aid for AQA English GCSE

Detailed analysis and contextual notes about Tissue, a poem written by Imtiaz Dharker. These notes can be used for revision purposes and aid when answering AQA English GCSE questions about the portrayal of power and conflict in poems. It includes key quotes and their significance

Detailed analysis and contextual notes about Storm on the Island, a poem written by Seamus Heaney. These notes can be used for revision purposes and aid when answering AQA English GCSE questions about the portrayal of power and conflict in poems. It includes key quotes and their significance

Detailed analysis and contextual notes about Remains, a poem written by Simon Armitage Alfred Tennyson. These notes can be used for revision purposes and aid when answering AQA English GCSE questions about the portrayal of power and conflict in poems. It includes key quotes and their significance