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Write about ways Hardy presents the Titanic disaster in the Convergence of the Twain.
- Word count: 431
- Submitted: 01/10/2019
In tragedy, the boundaries between antagonists and protagonists are continually blurred. Explore to what extent you agree. Analyse closely Keats Authorial methods in two of the texts.
- Word count: 1162
- Submitted: 01/05/2019
The Kite Runner explores the consequences of attempting to rebel against unjust leadership. To what extent do you agree with this view? Remember to include in your answer relevant detailed exploration of Hosseinis authorial methods.
- Word count: 1458
- Submitted: 01/05/2019

Rossettis poems show a profound resistance to patriarchal values and sexual double standards, however, her poems are ultimately full of unanswered questions and ambiguities in terms of how to construct more equal gender roles. How far do you agree with this view of Rossettis poetry?
- Word count: 1736
- Submitted: 01/05/2019
Show that although Tess has broken a social law that she is still at harmony with nature
- Word count: 1038
- Submitted: 01/05/2019
Frankenstein: "Irony is what drives the plot." Discuss.
- Word count: 852
- Submitted: 09/03/2018
Explain how the writers explore the idea of a relationship to a place in the short stories The People Before (by Maurice Shadbolt) and Billennium (by J.G. Ballard).
- Word count: 1283
- Submitted: 09/03/2018
Explain how the writers explore the idea of a relationship to a place in the short stories The People Before (by Maurice Shadbolt) and Billennium (by J.G. Ballard).
- Word count: 1283
- Submitted: 09/03/2018
Compare the ways in which The Colour Purple and What Maisie Knew portray inequality. In your answer, you must consider relevant contextual factors. (30 marks)
- Word count: 2108
- Submitted: 05/06/2017
Had she intended ever to marry him, it might have been worthwhile to pause and consider, and try to understand the value of his preference, and the character of his temper. Discuss the significance of the relationship between Emma and Frank Churchill in the light of this comment.
- Word count: 1334
- Submitted: 27/05/2017

Conclusion analysis

Good conclusions usually refer back to the question or title and address it directly - for example by using key words from the title.
How well do you think these conclusions address the title or question? Answering these questions should help you find out.

Do they use key words from the title or question?

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Can you work out the question or title just by reading the conclusion?

To what extent does Shakespeare use comedy to explore the perceptions of love in Twelfth Night?

"In conclusion I think that comedy plays a major role in the part of portraying the perceptions of love. Though the play has a very good potential of becoming tragic, this makes the audience appreciate the happy ending. Also I think it makes the play more comical because of the fact it was so close to going wrong for the characters and makes the ending much more of a relief and welcomed so greatly by the audience. BY GEORGINA WADSLEY"

Focusing On a Clockwork Orange and Frankenstein compare some of the ways authors explore the idea of what it means to be an outcast.

"In conclusion, the authors of both A Clockwork Orange - Anthony Burgess - and Frankenstein - Mary Shelley have don e well in concealing the ideas of an outcast in their novels, using the actions of the characters and knowledge of systematic psychological and sociological emotions the ideas of an outcast in the novels were unveiled."

Compare and contrast the presentation of the past in The Handmaid's Tale and 1984

"In conclusion the past in both 1984 and HMT are represented through dreams and flashbacks for both the main characters. This representation is seen constantly throughout the novel and we are reminded that the past holds memories, however minor, for both characters. Both Winston and Offred have lost the past and seem unable to get it back, even though they long for it."

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AS and A Level: English Literature

Write about ways Hardy presents the Titanic disaster in the Convergence of the Twain.

In tragedy, the boundaries between antagonists and protagonists are continually blurred. Explore to what extent you agree. Analyse closely Keats Authorial methods in two of the texts.

The Kite Runner explores the consequences of attempting to rebel against unjust leadership. To what extent do you agree with this view? Remember to include in your answer relevant detailed exploration of Hosseinis authorial methods.

Rossettis poems show a profound resistance to patriarchal values and sexual double standards, however, her poems are ultimately full of unanswered questions and ambiguities in terms of how to construct more equal gender roles. How far do you agree with this view of Rossettis poetry?

Show that although Tess has broken a social law that she is still at harmony with nature

Frankenstein: "Irony is what drives the plot." Discuss.

Explain how the writers explore the idea of a relationship to a place in the short stories The People Before (by Maurice Shadbolt) and Billennium (by J.G. Ballard).

Explain how the writers explore the idea of a relationship to a place in the short stories The People Before (by Maurice Shadbolt) and Billennium (by J.G. Ballard).

Compare the ways in which The Colour Purple and What Maisie Knew portray inequality. In your answer, you must consider relevant contextual factors. (30 marks)

Had she intended ever to marry him, it might have been worthwhile to pause and consider, and try to understand the value of his preference, and the character of his temper. Discuss the significance of the relationship between Emma and Frank Churchill in the light of this comment.

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