OCR • English Literature

Provides a full mark essay for the Ibsen and Rossetti component of paper 1 addressing the question 'it is the weakness of heroic characters that makes them interesting'.

These handmade flashcards cover everything you need to know for Ibsen context in your exam with a range of unique and interesting points to wow the examiner.

This document goes through each rossetti poem and highlights and explains how different critical lens could be applied to each one. This is key for your english a level exam and makes up a good proportion of the marks.

This document provides you with a list of the key quotes from each rossetti poem in the anthology for you to memorise prior to your a level exam.

This detailed and colourful mindmap provides you with all the context needed for the a level literature ocr exam for rossetti context; this is the largest proportion of marks and is therefore very valuable.

This document provides in depth annotations of each Rossetti poem in the anthology. There is annotations of language techniques, key context, dramatic lens, etc.

Full essays for OCR A Level English Literature Paper 1 Drama and Poetry pre-1900 Hamlet Part B, including questions from previous years’ exams. Covers the themes of comedy, death, loyalty, thought vs. action, love, family, trust, and appearance vs. reality. I achieved A* grades with these essays.

Full essays for OCR A Level English Literature Paper 1 Drama and Poetry pre-1900 Hamlet Part B, including the relevant extracts and my annotations. Covers Acts 1, 2, 3, and 5. I achieved A/A* grades with these essays.

This document contains the summary notes for Q6 Dystopia OCR A level English Literature. Made to write a comparative contextual study essay between Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale and Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. This document contains a general structure, including model sentence starters, key episodes for both novels (which are both listed and summarised), a range of AO5 (critic) quotes for each novel individually and also for the general dystopian genre, as well as specific links t...

Suitable for first year English A level students studying the play A Streetcar Named Desire. This essay achieved a low B grade marked by my teacher at the time. This was a draft made for the coursework aspect of the A level. It covers how vulnerabilty is presented throughout the play as a whole and surrounding a specific scene.