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How effective is the Prologue as an introduction to Romeo and Juliet?

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- Word count: 1720
- Submitted: 05/12/2007
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 07/03/2012
Compare the presentation of the psychological effects of war on the individual in 'Regeneration' and 'Journey's End'.

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- Word count: 2659
- Submitted: 28/01/2005
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 05/07/2013
The Importance of Being Earnest - 'We live, as I hope you know, Mr Worthing, in an age of ideals' what are these ideals in the context of the play in Act One, and how does Wilde present them to the audience?

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- Word count: 1196
- Submitted: 29/09/2004
- Marked by teacher: Tony Scola 04/04/2012

Walker's presentation of Celie and Shug's growing relationship.

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- Word count: 1518
- Submitted: 12/03/2004
- Marked by teacher: Katie Dixon 29/04/2012
The idea of the experiment is to determine which equation is correct. There are 2 equations of CuCo3 and I have to find out which gases are given off when CuCo3 is given off.

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- Word count: 1517
- Submitted: 18/11/2003
- Marked by teacher: Lindsay Taverner 02/05/2012
In "Much Ado about Nothing", Shakespeare presents us with a conventional and unconventional heroine in Hero and Beatrice. Which do you prefer?

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- Word count: 1805
- Submitted: 21/10/2003
- Marked by teacher: Val Shore 27/03/2012
Explore the ways Shakespeare presents the concept of authority in Antony and Cleopatra

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- Word count: 2067
- Submitted: 31/03/2006
- Marked by teacher: Val Shore 25/02/2012
- Reviewed by: 25/06/2012
Why is symbolism in the Catcher in the Rye so important?

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- Word count: 1095
- Submitted: 03/06/2005
- Marked by teacher: Karen Reader 11/05/2012
- Reviewed by: _becca 02/04/2012
Using 'Ode on Melancholy' and one other, examine how Keats uses language to explore his muses

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- Word count: 1194
- Submitted: 03/02/2005
- Marked by teacher: Val Shore 30/11/2013
- Reviewed by: lordharvey 03/07/2012
Which Character in Hardy's "Tess Of The D'Urbervilles" Do You Have the Most Sympathy For: Alec or Angel?

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- Word count: 1391
- Submitted: 08/03/2004
- Marked by teacher: Val Shore 23/02/2012
- Reviewed by: _becca 02/04/2012

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AS and A Level: English

How effective is the Prologue as an introduction to Romeo and Juliet?

Compare the presentation of the psychological effects of war on the individual in 'Regeneration' and 'Journey's End'.

The Importance of Being Earnest - 'We live, as I hope you know, Mr Worthing, in an age of ideals' what are these ideals in the context of the play in Act One, and how does Wilde present them to the audience?

Walker's presentation of Celie and Shug's growing relationship.

The idea of the experiment is to determine which equation is correct. There are 2 equations of CuCo3 and I have to find out which gases are given off when CuCo3 is given off.

In "Much Ado about Nothing", Shakespeare presents us with a conventional and unconventional heroine in Hero and Beatrice. Which do you prefer?

Explore the ways Shakespeare presents the concept of authority in Antony and Cleopatra

Why is symbolism in the Catcher in the Rye so important?

Using 'Ode on Melancholy' and one other, examine how Keats uses language to explore his muses

Which Character in Hardy's "Tess Of The D'Urbervilles" Do You Have the Most Sympathy For: Alec or Angel?

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