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An LNAT practice essay that was written in response to the prompt: "Should cigarettes be sold?" The writer of this essay received offers to study law from the University College of London, King's College, Durham University, the University of Exeter, and was invited for an interview at Oxford University. They also received a 32 on their multiple choice. They studied English Literature, Economics, Maths, and Further Maths at A-Levels.

An LNAT practice essay that was written in response to the prompt: "‘There is a time and place for censorship of the internet.’ Discuss with particular reference to the right of freedom of expression." The writer of this essay received offers to study law from the University College of London, King's College, Durham University, the University of Exeter, and was invited for an interview at Oxford University. They also received a 32 on their multiple choice. They studied English Literature,...

An LNAT practice essay that was written in response to the prompt: "Should the salaries of business executives be capped? Why or why not?" The writer of this essay received offers to study law from the University College of London, King's College, Durham University, the University of Exeter, and was invited for an interview at Oxford University. They also received a 32 on their multiple choice. They studied English Literature, Economics, Maths, and Further Maths at A-Levels.

Sample essays inspired by a variety of LNAT essay prompts. The writer received offers to study law from the University College of London, King's College, Durham University, the University of Exeter, and was invited for an interview at Oxford University.

An LNAT practice essay that was written in response to the prompt: "Should the government prioritise funding for arts over funding for sports? Why or why not? " The writer of this essay received offers to study law from the University College of London, King's College, Durham University, the University of Exeter, and was invited for an interview at Oxford University. They also received a 32 on their multiple choice. They studied English Literature, Economics, Maths, and Further Maths at A-Levels...

An LNAT practice essay that was written in response to the prompt: "Should compulsory voting be introduced in the UK? Why or why not?" The writer of this essay received offers to study law from the University College of London, King's College, Durham University, the University of Exeter, and was invited for an interview at Oxford University. They also received a 32 on their multiple choice. They studied English Literature, Economics, Maths, and Further Maths at A-Levels.

An in-depth summary of AO3 (context) and AO5 (critics) for Geoffrey Chaucer's 'The Merchant's Tale'. Catered towards A-Level students studying WJEC Eduqas English Literature (pre-1900s poetry). Divided by topic with highlighted bullet points. Includes information on: Authorial context: Chaucer's personal life Social context: Medieval estates, the Black Death, the Peasant's Revolt, the Rota Fortunae, astrology, English vernacular Literary context: 'Metamorphoses' ...