English lit coursework - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This A* coursework explores the theme of attachment to place in Thomas Hardy’s Poems of 1912-13 and Andrea Levy’s Small Island. Awarded full marks (25/25) in the OCR A Level English Literature board, this coursework satisfied each Assessment Objective (AO), making it an excellent model for students looking to achieve top marks in their A Level English Lit coursework. DO NOT PLAGIARISE or your essay might be flagged, this is intended for you to take inspiration from.

PPR 160 2024 Exam Questions and Answers All Correct Which of the following would be the most appropriate adjustment to make for a test given to an English language learner? A. Provide a glossary of terms found on the test. B. Use multiple-choice and short-answer questions. C. Use vocabulary that is easier for the ELL students to understand. D. Use only multiple-choice questions. - Answer-A. Provide a glossary of terms found on the test. A teacher plays an excerpt from an audiobook for h...

1) Select all the college and/or schools that require students to complete the University requirements. (partial answers will be considered incorrect): - answers-a) School of the Arts and Architecture b) School of Theater, Film and Television e) Samueli School of Engineering f) UCLA College (Letters & Science) g) School of Nursing h) The Herb Alpert School of Music 2) What types of courses give grade credit? What is grade credit? - answers-Courses from UC, UCAPPP, UCLA Extension XLC, UCE...

This is the comparative essay I wrote for OCR English Literature and Language Coursework - task one that got me full marks! My schools chosen novel was Jeanette Winterson's 'Why Be Happy When You Can Be Normal.' I found it very useful looking at example and model essays when writing my coursework, so I hope this can help you too! :)

Coursework discussing unreliable narrators in both Lolita and Gatsby. Late draft but whole of main essay is there

Please note: this quotation bank only covers the first half of the novella Used for A Level English Literature Coursework- achieved 50/50 marks- A* Quotations on Gender and Masculinities from the first half of The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins, up until Scene Five of the Second Epoch, set out in parts Annotations are given in red text where necessary Comprehensive quotations and passages on gender and masculinities, meaning this document can be used as a substitute for reading the first h...

A creative response to Sylvia Plath's poem Mushrooms for AQA alevel English Literature coursework using feminist perspective

Analysing the 1911 French novel 'The Phantom of the Opera' from a Marxist perspective with the question ‘Leroux’s characterisation of Erik establishes his role as a tragic outcast which is used to emphasise the harm of capitalism.’

This coursework received full marks at GCSE (Grade 9) - this text analyses and explores the ever-changing relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, in relation to each Act within the play.