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GCSE: George Orwell
- Category:
- 1984 (114 essays)
- Animal Farm
(337 essays)
454 GCSE George Orwell essays
- Peer Reviewed essays 39
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Animal Farm is not just about a story about animals it is about human nature and behaviour. Discuss.
5 star(s)This is an excellent essay. The contextual analysis far exceeds the expectations of any GCSE student and the comparisons drawn between the events of the Russian Revolution and the events…
- Essay length: 773 words
- Submitted: 12/12/2010
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
08/09/2012
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Animal Farm
5 star(s)This answer is a response to a question asking candidates to consider the reality of the Russian Revolution present in George Orwell's 'Animal Farm'. This answer discusses in profound detail…
- Essay length: 1263 words
- Submitted: 06/12/2007
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
15/03/2012
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Focusing on THREE key incidents, explore the extent to which language is an effective method of control in "Animal Farm".
5 star(s)The question asks candidates to discuss how George Orwell uses language as the ultimate tool for totalitarian control over the animals in 'Animal Farm'. This candidate excels as they correctly…
- Essay length: 1066 words
- Submitted: 22/02/2007
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
26/02/2012
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1984 - What does Orwell do in the opening two pages of the novel to unsettle the reader?
5 star(s)This essay engages superbly with the task. There is a clear focus on Orwell's techniques, and the aspects of narrative are analysed with great clarity. I liked how there was…
- Essay length: 676 words
- Submitted: 08/10/2004
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Reviewed by:
groat
17/04/2012
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What do you find disturbing about George Orwell's vision?
5 star(s)This is one of the rare Literature questions that does not simply ask for a comparison - it asks for a personal viewpoint from the candidate, and in this question…
- Essay length: 1378 words
- Submitted: 22/10/2003
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
16/02/2012
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Explore and evaluate the ways in which Orwell presents and structures Old Majors
4 star(s)The candidate here retains an excellent focus on the question. Everything they say in directly in line with what the question asks, and their is no ineffectual digression from the…
- Essay length: 629 words
- Submitted: 12/03/2012
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
06/04/2012
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How does Orwell make the introduction to 1984 alarming?
4 star(s)This essay engages well with the task, looking beyond the plot to the techniques Orwell uses to make the opening alarming. There is a clear awareness of how structure becomes…
- Essay length: 657 words
- Submitted: 19/05/2010
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Reviewed by:
groat
07/04/2012
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Animal Farm - Power Corrupts, and Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely
4 star(s)The essay response here is in receipt of a question asking candidate to show how Lord Acton's famous quote "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely" is reflected in the…
- Essay length: 1007 words
- Submitted: 21/02/2009
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
09/03/2012
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Animal Farm: Compare and contrast Napoleon and Snowball. What methods do they use for their struggle for power?
4 star(s)This answer shows all the signs of an extremely competent writer, you very frequently adopts external, independent research and incorporates it into their essay, fortifying it's knowledgability. However, in doing…
- Essay length: 1015 words
- Submitted: 18/05/2008
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
17/04/2012
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How does Orwell's novel - 'Animal Farm' reflect events that happened during the russian revoloution in 1917?
4 star(s)This is a response to a question asking candidates to identify the links Orwell makes between the events and characters of his novel 'Animal Farm' and the Russian Revolution. The…
- Essay length: 924 words
- Submitted: 29/11/2007
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Reviewed by:
sydneyhopcroft
06/03/2012
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