AQA • English Literature A

exam questions "Frankenstein" A Level English Literature

Key quotes from 'Othello' from all characters organised from Act 1 all the way through to Act 5

A* revision notes "Enduring Love" A LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE

RICHARD III A Level English Literature exam questions (some indicative content included for some of the questions)

24/25 (highest mark) in English Coursework/NEA comparing ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ and ‘The Tragic History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus’ (‘Doctor Faustus’). This 2800 word essay contains high-level university-style analysis which received huge praise. I have analysed the whole texts from various angles, including historical, religious context; structure and countless critics throughout. See for yourself the in-depth analysis throughout! **please do not copy - you wil...

This is a full mark (A*) essay considering passion/desire in Emily Bronte’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ and the AQA Poetry Anthology: to Ernest Dowson’s poem “Non Sum Qualis…” and Robert Burns’ poem “Ae Fond Kiss”. Contains in-depth analysis of quotes, interlinked context and critics throughout which can be useful for all essays in the course. Contains unique and thought-provoking analysis in order to score top marks. This is useful for: A-level students who study English Literatur...

Detailed, sophisticated A/A* quality notes and analysis for each poem in Carol Ann Duffy’s poetry collection, ‘Feminine Gospels’ - covering every assessment objective required for A Level English Literature, including key themes and methods, context and critics! Includes comparative links between the poems within the collection and to Tennessee Williams’ play, ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, and to Atwood’s novel, ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’.

‘It is the female characters who show true love and loyalty in the play, not the men.’ In the light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents the female characters and their personalities in this extract and elsewhere in the play. AQA A Level A* standard essay.

Societal Conventions ARWAV & Poetry Essay Plan ‘In literature, lovers often come into conflict with the conventions of society.’ In the light of this comment, compare how lovers and the societies they live in are presented in two texts you have studied. You must write about at least two poems in your answer as well as the prose text you have studied. [25 marks] essay plan - A* standard

Compare how ideas about enduring love are presented in two texts you have studied. You must write about at least two poems in your answer as well as the prose text you have studied. [25 marks] Example A* level english literature essay for A room with a view and poetry anthology