How To Approach Aqa Gcse English Literature Paper 2 Aic Assessment objectives (aos) are the same across all gcse english literature exam boards , they are used by the examiner to mark and evaluate how well you have constructed your essay. paper 2 will measure how you have achieved the following ao’s in order to give you your final mark:. Main body. there should be at least 3 paragraphs which make up the main body of your essay . you could examine relationships between characters (conflict between mr birling & the inspector and class, eva & gerald’s relationship and gender) examine a specific character (sheila and social mobility gender, eva the fallen woman working class).
Aqa Power And Conflict Poetry Revision Part 2 Gcse Literature Paper Extremely detailed lesson on each component of the aqa gcse english literature paper 2. it includes: how to approach an inspector calls and power and conflict poetry and unseen poetry; walk through of the whole exam paper; quizzes and answers for aic and power and conflict; table of all past exam questions for aic and power and conflict; key. This page will provide an overview of the power and conflict anthology. this cluster of poems is dealt with in question 26 of paper 2, section b. this page includes: a complete list of the poems in the cluster. a brief overview of what is required in the exam. a brief explanation of key themes. a thematic comparison table of all 15 poems. Instructions. use black ink or black ball point pen. do not use pencil. write the information required on the front of your answer book. the paper reference is 8702 2. answer one question from section a, one question from section b and both questions in. section c. you must not use a dictionary. Terms in this set (9) how long should you spend on section a (inspector calls) ? 45 minutes. timings for section b (comparing power and conflict poetry) ? 45 minutes. timings for section c part a (analysing an unseen poem) ? 25 minutes. timings for section c part b (comparing 2 unseen poems) ? 10 minutes.
Aqa Gcse English Literature Prevision Postcards By Vicky Smith68 Instructions. use black ink or black ball point pen. do not use pencil. write the information required on the front of your answer book. the paper reference is 8702 2. answer one question from section a, one question from section b and both questions in. section c. you must not use a dictionary. Terms in this set (9) how long should you spend on section a (inspector calls) ? 45 minutes. timings for section b (comparing power and conflict poetry) ? 45 minutes. timings for section c part a (analysing an unseen poem) ? 25 minutes. timings for section c part b (comparing 2 unseen poems) ? 10 minutes. Brigade’ and in one other poem from ‘power and conflict’ [30 marks] the charge of the light brigade 1. half a league, half a league, half a league onward, all in the valley of death rode the six hundred. 5 ‘forward, the light brigade! charge for the guns!’ he said: into the valley of death rode the six hundred. 2. Step 1 determine a level. start at the lowest level of the mark scheme and use it as a ladder to see whether the answer meets the descriptor for that level. the descriptor for the level indicates the different qualities that might be seen in the student’s answer for that level.
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