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AQA A-level Elements of Crime Past Paper Questions

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All the questions from 2018 up until 2023 from Paper 2 Elements of Crime paper.

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Elements of Crime

Atonement Questions:

2018: ‘As far as the reader is concerned, Briony never succeeds in atoning for her crime in
spite of all her efforts’.

2019: ‘Briony’s false accusation of Robbie for the rape of Lola is presented as the most
serious crime in the novel’.

2020: ‘In Atonement, McEwan shows criminals to be products of the society they live in’.

2021: ‘Paul Marshall is a criminal with nothing to redeem him’.

2022: ‘In Atonement, criminals get away with their crimes.’

2023: ‘Cecilia is simply an innocent victim’.

Potential Questions:

 ‘No character in the novel is completely innocent’.
 ‘Emily Tallis is responsible for what happened to Lola more than any other member of
the Tallis family’.
 ‘Robbie is a victim of circumstance’.
 ‘Briony’s privileged life worsens her crime’.
 ‘Briony is a victim of her own imagination’.
 ‘War is the greatest crime in the novel’.
 ‘Briony deserves her punishment for the crime she commits’.
 ‘McEwan suggests that Briony can be easily forgiven for her crime because she is just a
child’.
 ‘Plotting and Calculation are central themes of Atonement’,

Brighton Rock Questions:

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner Questions:

Comparison Questions:

2018: ‘In crime writing, the guilty are punished’.

2018: ‘In crime writing some of the innocent always suffer’

2019: ‘In spite of all crimes committed, order is restored at the end’.

2019: Explore the significance of mystery and the unknown in two crime texts you have
studied’.

2020: ‘The beginning of the story is crucial to the way the narrative develops’

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