Alevel essay Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

“Modern Literature shows isolated characters as being profoundly damaged”. Discuss the significance of isolation in A Streetcar Named Desire and The Handmaid’s Tale A* standard essay plan for A Level English literature

Essay questions on The Handmaid's Tale - A LEVEL ENGLISH LITERATURE

An essay on 'The Presentation of Exploitation in 'Dorian Gray' and 'Dracula', following the Alevel Edexcel English Literature course. This essay was marked as an A*.

EPQ A* essay written on the topic of capital punishment, essay included an abstract, introduction, discussion, conclusion, reference as well as a bibliography and appendix. This essay received an A* by the exam board.

Streetcar & Handmaid Comparison: ‘Women in literature are presented as powerless’ To what extent do you agree with this statement? A* standard essay plan for AQA English literature.

Throughout these essay plans, the whole course is planned out including more difficult questions, helped me gain an A* in politics as my only revision material, contemporary and niche examples included

A* English A-level Frankenstein and The Handmaid's Tale comparison essay titled: Compare the ways in which the writers of your two texts convey the fear of the unknown

This essay is a critical appreciation of an extract from Du Maurier's 'Rebecca' (1938), and achieved a 27/30 (A) in my exam. Feedback is included, as well as the question.

Contains essay plans that cover the entire a-level: every question type and every paper made by an A* student. A mixture of detailed essay plans and more rough essay plans that can be built on as a revision exercise. Particularly useful for Paper 3: US politics. The Paper 2 ideology is nationalism and there are a mixture of past paper questions (indicated by the date) and made up questions. Willing to answer any questions related to the essay plans.