AS Unit 1 Prose and Drama

These notes provide an extensive summary and analysis on the Duchess of Malfi. They also provide an extensive detail on all the themes making it easier to revise and compare to other texts (Streetcar if your doing Eduquas or WJEC like me)

A* Revision Notes Jane Eyre English literature

These notes provide an in depth summary and analysis of The Duchess of Malfi. These are great for going over to remind yourself of key plot details and analysis points to revise and before exams

An exemplar essay which earned 98% (49/50) about Class in Streetcar. Includes a discussion of Blanche's relationship to class, as well as the ways we can read class through Stanley and Stella's relationship. My teacher's feedback is also displayed in the document. Aligns with WJEC marking specifications. I went on to achieve full UMS at As- and A-level and an A* grade overall.

Model answer from a past paper extract question concerning the presentation of Thornfield in Jane Eyre. Earned 18 marks (90%) out of 20. I went on to achieve full UMS and an A* in my English exams.

This was produced as an answer to a past paper produced in the summer exam 2016 for Jane Eyre. This document includes the extract and essay answer.

This is a short essay presenting how the theme of religion is presented within Christopher Marlowe’s ‘Doctor Faustus.’ *Includes contextual references*

This document contains the summarised key quotes from 'Enron' by Lucy Prebble for each of the main characters. The quotes are divided by scene and by character to make it easy to revise. There are some additional contextual and critical facts for the relevant characters as well. Characters covered are Jeffrey Skilling, Ken Lay, Andy Fastow and Claudia Roe. These were the actual notes I used to obtain an A in English Literature in 2019.

This document includes seven comprehensive question responses ranging from grade A-C. Each response has specific examiner feedback, with justified reasoning as to why each mark has been achieved. Excellent revision tool for students undertaking WJEC AS English Literature. Books covered: Jane Eyre & A Streetcar Named Desire.

The key quotes and its analysis of the themes that occur in A Streetcar named Desire. Created for A level English Literature use.