OCR • English Language and Literature

This is an essay for the A Level English Literature 'Comparative and Contextual Study' exam. For this exam I study Morrison's 'Beloved' and Stoker's 'Dracula', and in this essay I look at the presentation of the villains. This essay will help you understand the structure you should follow as well as what else to include in your A Level essays to get the top grades.

This is an essay for the A Level English Literature 'Comparative and Contextual Study' Exam. For my exam I compare Toni Morrison's 'Beloved' and Bram Stoker's 'Dracula'. This essay targets the endings specifically and will help you to understand the structure I use to get top marks as well as the language and other elements.

This is a top mark essay for the A Level English Literature 'Drama and Poetry pre-1900' exam. This part involves a discursive essay for 'The Tempest'. This essay is very helpful for understanding the structure you need, how many quotes and critical quotes and context.

This is an essay written in the 2.5 hour English Literature A Level 'Comparative and Contextual Study' exam where you are given a gothic unseen passage and have to analyse it. I received top marks for this essay where the unseen passage was "The Treasure of Abbot Thomas" by M.R James. This will help you to understand the structure and how highly critical you need to be.

Complete made-easy revision notes for 'Dracula' by Bram Stoker for OCR English Literature A-Levels, 2015 onwards. Contains characters summaries, plot summary by chapters and key quotes, thematic links to the exam question, critics, Freud's theory of the uncanny, uncanny movements in the novel, breakdown of the mark scheme, key quotes by theme, brief context list, biographical context, religious context, literary context, and historical context. Through these notes I achieved a 28/30 in my exa...

Complete made-easy revision notes for Angela Carter's 'The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories' particularly for A-Level English Literature OCR Gothic exam, 2015 onwards. Contains plot summaries of each story, key quotes, character descriptions, thematic links as expected by the exam question, brief context list, historical context, feminist context and literary context. Context makes up most of the marking points in the question. Language, form and structure is also analysed by story. General t...

Complete and made-easy revision notes on Gothic Critical Appreciation section of the OCR English Literature Gothic exam. Compiled notes on Gothic novels from 1764 to 2006. Includes context, summary of literature, key quotes, structure and form, Gothic timeline and key information, elements of Gothic fiction, the role of architecture in the making of gothic fiction, female gothic and the supernatural, typical gothic conventions and thematic links in the exam. Contains a breakdown of the mark sche...

A* Comparative Exemplary Essay on Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' and John Milton's 'Paradise Lost Books 9 & 10' on the themes of Appearance, Reality, Evil and Corruption. Essay achieved 27/30. OCR English Literature, 2015 onwards.

Perfect essay on marriage in Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House. Achieved 30/30, A*. OCR English Literature, 2015 onwards.

Compiled key quotes for all characters in William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'.