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  1. In A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens represents Scrooge as an unsympathetic man who is offered the opportunity to redeem himself.

    • Word count: 669
    • Submitted: 25/03/2012

  2. What have you learnt about Victorian society from your reading of Dickenss novel A Christmas Carol?

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    • Submitted: 22/03/2012

  3. Explore the initial presentation of Dickens Magwitch and Miss Havisham in Great Expectations

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    • Submitted: 22/03/2012

  4. Great Expectations -how Dickens uses language in the opening chapter and in chapter 8.

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    • Submitted: 20/03/2012

  5. What literary techniques does Charles Dickens employ in order to satirise the education system of Victorian England in the opening chapters of Hard Times?

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    • Submitted: 18/03/2012

  6. How does Dickens explore the possibility of change in A Christmas Carol?

    • Word count: 2245
    • Submitted: 10/03/2012

  7. I am going to describe my first impressions of Scrooge and explain how Dickens uses language to present him.

    • Word count: 1566
    • Submitted: 06/12/2011

  8. How does Dickens effectively portray the transformation in Scrooges Character?

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    • Submitted: 04/12/2011

  9. Great Expectations Chapter One analysis

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    • Submitted: 20/11/2011

  10. How does Dickens present childhood in Great Expectations?

    • Word count: 2247
    • Submitted: 13/11/2011
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