Shakespeare revision - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This summary identifies the key themes and ideas in Act 4 Scene 3 of the play, analysing and exploring these in great detail. Not only is there a thorough analysis of many key quotes in this scene, but also how these link to the context of the play, such as what the references to trees in Desdemona's willow song mean historically. This summary is organised into clear headings, providing everything you might need to know about this scene and more. Multiple interpretations are considered, such as...

GCSE English Literature Much Ado About Nothing Revision Guide from a Grade 9 student: contains key quotes, analysis, themes and act and scene summaries

Here are my AS and A Level revision notes for the Aspects of Tragedy exam. They include notes on the Aspects of Tragedy, Aristotle's Theory of Tragedy, Quotes, Character Analysis, Themes and Critical Quotes for debate. Useful for memorising quotes and the way they relate to each character and theme before an exam. The quotes are written chronologically.

English Cumulative Exam 80% Already Passed Read the sentence. The canyon, formed by years of erosion, was a breathtaking sight to behold. What best describes the underlined part of this sentence? D. nonrestrictive clause Look at the frames from Iqbal. How does the author achieve his purpose of highlighting Iqbal's bravery in these frames? C. by showing the factory owner making a threat directed at Iqbal Read the sentence below. The students are working on a mystery message and they have fo...

This is a collection of Hamlet quotes for all key themes (Indecision, Loyalty, Death, Religion, Politics & Corruption, Comedy, Deception, Madness, Women, Revenge and Appearance) and all characters. Quotes are arranged by scene and make great revision posters! Targeted for A Level students but will work for anyone studying Hamlet.

List of relationship essay plans, including points, analysis and context. Produced by a student who achieved an A* in the Pearson Edexcel English Literature A-level.

A collection of exam questions for A LEVEL ENGLISH on The Tempest (taken from various examination board past papers); a couple of the questions also have indicative content in bullet point form

Detailed context notes on Shakespeare's Othello, for revision. Produced by a student who achieved A* in the Pearson Edexcel A-level in English Literature.

A full character and scene quote bank for The Tempest by William Shakespeare. Containing key quotes with small points of analysis to use in essays. Each set of quotes is grouped by individual character (or pairs/groups of characters that are commonly discussed together) and under act and scene headings (e.g. 2.1) so that they can be easily found and learned in the context of the play. Concise and easy to navigate whilst providing detailed information. Made for the A-level English Literature EDUQ...

Hamlet: Context (historical, literature and personal)