OCR • English Literature

A* full mark OCR NEA comparative essay with marking to help you understand what to include in your essay. This essay is written in the correct format that will be sent to be marked, including footnotes, number of words, etc. This is a great exemplar format to use to write your essay.

A precise summary of all OCR A-level English literature past paper questions for measure for measure regarding the drama and poetry pre-1900 component. The summary includes the acts and scenes of both sections of the questions, as well as key themes explored in each section. Adding to this, there are also practice questions within this document to test you on all areas of the play and prepare you better for your exam. Also included is a summary of the acts that have been explored in all exams so...

Clear guide with extra information such as AO3 context for each decade and AO4 comparison points (of other dystopian novels) and how to link to these to any text to secure FULL MARKS! Simple to use and easy way to gain extra marks, which many miss out on.

This slide show contains every essay plan needed for OCR English Lit the Hamlet B 15 marker question. Every essay scored between 14 & 15 OUT OF 15. From female representation to specific character essays for even the most niche characters like Rosencrantz and Guildenstern; this pack will provide so much inspiration such as RELEVANT CRITIC QUOTES AND PRODUCTIONS and save you so much time whilst you achieve the top grades! I started building this up from year 12 right up until my exam, so it is ve...

A* summary of key A05 notes for OCR women in literature, Sense and Sensibility and The Bell Jar. Also, some A03 for The Bell Jar as well. This resource is tailored for those studying OCR A-level English literature.

Struggling to revise The Tempest? These detailed notes break down every major theme, technique, and character arc - perfect for OCR A-Level English students aiming for top marks. What's inside: • Scene-by-scene analysis from Acts 1-4 • AO1 + AO3 + AO5 insights woven throughout • Focused coverage on power, authority, colonialism, nature vs nurture, and Shakespearean language • Embedded quote analysis + contextual commentary • Exploration of critical theory, verse vs prose, a...

Maximise your marks with this expertly structured comparison of Duchess of Malfi and Paradise Lost. Perfect for OCR A-Level English Lit students aiming for top grades in thematic and synoptic responses. What’s inside: • High-level AO1, AO3 & AO5 content for both texts • Core essay themes: Corruption, Virtue, Patriarchy, Power, and Redemption • Embedded, analysis-rich quotations from both texts • Contextual insight: politics, religion, gender, and genre • Critical interpretat...

Master the Gothic genre with this detailed breakdown of common tropes, narrative techniques, character types, and key thematic elements - all linked to a range of core texts on the OCR spec. Includes: • Clear definitions of Gothic tropes (terror vs horror, unreliable narrator, epistolary, etc.) • Narrative devices explained (3rd person, stream of consciousness,) • Character types (Byronic hero, femme fatale, villain, etc.) • Setting and atmosphere analysis • Quick-reference te...

Ace your A-Level English Literature exam with these comprehensive and analytical notes on Dracula (OCR specification). Perfect for revision, essay planning, and boosting your confidence with the Gothic genre. Tailored for OCR - covers key themes, context, characters, and critical interpretations with examiner insight Concise but Detailed - every point is exam-relevant, no waffle Top-Grade Ready - designed to help you hit AO1–AO5 with ease Includes: • Character breakdowns • Them...

Covers a range of Gothic texts, detailing prominent themes and their relevance to Gothic contextual study. Includes texts such as Rebecca, Jane Eyre, The Picture of Dorian Gray as well as Graveyard poetry etc. Suitable for A Level students studying the Gothic