CIE • English Literature

This essay is graded A* (92%, 23/25) A Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of the instances of chance and coincidence. Covering a myriad of topics such as fate, social class and setting, this essay covers the whole novel with in-depth analysis of quotes, both primary and secondary characters and Hardy's thematic schemes.

This essay is graded A* (92%, 23/25) A Level offering in depth critical analysis of quotes with a perceptive understanding of Richard II's impending downfall. It also includes insightful points on the play's sense of foreboding and symbolism, Shakespeare's narrative and pace providing astute close reading. This essay provides concise and refreshing ideas useful for note taking and brainstorming, and is a good essay template for any exam board.

This is an A* level detailed Essay Plan which addresses the question 'How does Dickens present the character Nancy and what is her role in the novel Oliver Twist.' This essay plan was written particularly in line with CIE mark scheme but it will be applicable to other mark schemes too. It addresses the themes of poverty, maternalism, victimhood, stoicism.

This is a detailed A* essay plan that addresses the question 'How does Dickens present Mr Bumble and what is his role in the novel? ' It goes through the essay point by point, making it an incredibly useful resource to write an essay plan quickly. Addresses critical viewpoints including Victorian Institutions, Selfishness and Neglect and Fagin and other villains.

This is an A grade A level essay for the drama 'All My Sons' written by Arthur Miller.

Revision - Introduction to Indian Ink by Tom Stoppard. The presentation includes: - Overview & Key facts - Background & Historical context - Biographical information on the Author - List of Characters - List of Themes & Symbols - Productions & Adaptations - Useful links

With these carefully crafted and detailed revision guides, I aim to offer students a refresher on how to effectively analyse a piece of previously unseen poetry, prose, or drama. In these notes I have provided definitions of more complex poetic terminology which it is crucial to know when analysing the form of a poem, and because a change in meter or rhyme scheme can impact and enhance your analysis. This guide also reminds students of several different language, structural, and formal technique...

A collection of exam questions from past A level English Literature papers (various examination boards) on Othello - William Shakespeare

A collection of A level exam questions on King Lear - taken from various examinations boards

A collection of exam questions for A LEVEL ENGLISH on The Tempest (taken from various examination board past papers); a couple of the questions also have indicative content in bullet point form