Jay9

In this bundle I have essay questions for you to access and it's a great exemplar of how to format and structure your answers to achieve the best grade possible. My Alevel results were A* and in these examples I have provided the techniques I used to create the best questions possible where I highlighted my assessment objectives throughout.

In my essay i talk about the topic of desire in the play and using my technique of highlighting the required assessment objectives throughout my work I allowed myself to achieve the best grade possible. 3 pages long, the document is a perfect example of how to structure and format your essay questions without overloading it with too many ideas.

In the essay question I analyse the representation of love in William Blake's poem, the garden of love. Highlighted at the top of the document is the varying assessment objectives which allowed me when writing, to ensure I reached all of them to achieve the highest grade possible. Overall at the end of my Alevels I achieved an A* and I am now studying Literature at the University of York.

In this essay question, i tackle the the contrast of the two characters in A Streetcar Named Desire in scene 1. I have highlighted the assessment objectives at the beginning and throughout my essay which allowed me to achieve the grade I did. This technique helped me massively throughout my Alevels and I hope it helps you too in your own work!

This is a draft of my A level coursework which got me an A*. It talks of the representation of the dangerous woman in both Dracula and the Bloody Chamber. I highlight the different criteria in my work to ensure I used all the required objectives.