This bundle of 6 exemplar essays are written in response to Section C of the AQA A Level English Literature Crime paper, providing a clear indication of what must be written to achieve an A*.
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To what extent is justice served in the crime narratives you have read? Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and Atonement.
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Explore the significance of investigation and detection in two crime texts you have studied. Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
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‘In crime writing some of the innocent always suffer.’ Explore the significance of the innocent in two crime texts you have studied. Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and Atonement.
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Add to cart‘In crime writing some of the innocent always suffer.’ Explore the significance of the innocent in two crime texts you have studied. Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and Atonement.
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‘Plotting and intrigue are central ingredients of crime literature.’ Explore the significance of plotting and intrigue as they are presented in two crime texts you have studied. Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
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Add to cart‘Plotting and intrigue are central ingredients of crime literature.’ Explore the significance of plotting and intrigue as they are presented in two crime texts you have studied. Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
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Explore the significance of places in relation to crime in two texts you have studied. Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and The Murder of Roger Ackroyd.
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‘Victims are always powerless in crime fiction.’ To what extent do you agree with this view? Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and Atonement.
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Add to cart‘Victims are always powerless in crime fiction.’ To what extent do you agree with this view? Incorporating the AQA Crime Poetry Anthology and Atonement.
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