A Christmas Carol notes (1st edition)

Grade 9 A Christmas Carol Character Flashcards for GCSE AQA English Literature. Designed as part of learning the AQA Specification but will be perfect for any other GCSE Exam Board.

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Grade 9 Mindmap on the Spirits in 'A Christmas Carol', including key quotes and analysis. This resource is particularly useful when covering the "elsewhere in the novel" part of your essay.

Grade 9 Mindmap on the theme of change in 'A Christmas Carol', including key quotes and analysis. This resource is particularly useful when covering the "elsewhere in the novel" part of your essay. This resource was produced as part of my revision for AQA English Literature, for which I achieved a Grade 9 in 2018. I have 11 GCSEs at Grade 9 and am predicted 3 A*s in my A-levels, including English Literature. Please feel free to check out my resources for other topics and subjects!

A4 Mindmap covering key quotes and analysis on social injustice in 'A Christmas Carol', suitable for AQA GCSE English Literature. The quotes are best for use in the "elsewhere in the novel" section of your essay. This is my own resource written as revision for my GCSE English Literature course (AQA), for which I achieved a Grade 9 in 2018. I have 11 Grade 9 GCSEs in total and have been predicted 3 A* in my A-levels, including English Literature. Please feel free to explore my resource...

2 and a half page PDF document answering the question "How does Dickens present the redeemed character of Scrooge" from the book 'A Christmas Carol' This work has: -Full level of detail -Clear and concise point, evidence and explanations. -Use of a range of well chosen quotations from across the text to support developed and detailed ideas. I have shown an understanding of why the writer has constructed the text in a particular way and how they have achieved meaning through language.

English Literature Essay answering the question: How does Dickens show that Scrooge has changed? Can be adapted around any form of change, deep analysis of all key quotes. Marked as a 30/30 GCSE essay