AQA • English Literature B

QUESTION: 'Although tragic protagonists are flawed, they are redeemed by the love and care they show to others.' SCORE: 22/25 (A*)

Summary notes that give pointers on how to link The Importance of Being Earnest to AO4

Summaries of the acts in The Importance of Being Earnest with links to the comedic structure of the play and the importance of settings in each act.

Some prompts and notes for A04 Aspects of Comedy in relation to Emma

A table summarising the characters' development in the novel Emma

I made this revision table that summarises the key events of Emma and links them to the comedic structure of the novel as well the setting of the novel. Overall it helped me to do really well when writing about the novel as a whole. (Overall A-level grade A*)

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

A* awarded notes for William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience for AQA English Literature B Elements of Social and Political Protest for paper 2. I now study English at the University of Oxford - these notes will be very helpful! :)

This is an authentic response to an A Level Paper 1 essay on Twelfth Night. It achieved full marks. "In 'Twelfth Night', love causes complications but ultimately leads to joy." To what extent do you agree with this statement?

This essay is a response to a 2017 Paper 1A Section B question on Twelfth Night which achieved full marks in 2020. It is an authentic response from a Year 13 student who obtained an A*. “In ‘Twelfth Night’, humour primarily comes from situations involving cruelty or suffering”. To what extent do you agree with this view?