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How do I approach: "Explore the significance of justice and injustice in two crime texts you have studied"

This type of question crops up in the AQA A Level English Lit B in papers 1 and 2 for both options (here it is for Crime, but also applicable for Tragedy, Comedy and Social/Political Protest). The questio...

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How do I write a comparative essay?

The key to a comparative essay is to be consistent with your comparisons throughout. As with all essays, your theme and argument should be present from your introduction and run through to your conclusion...

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Which is preferable inflation of deflation? (25 marker)

The key to getting into the top band of the mark scheme for 25 markers is to show sustained evaluation throughout the response.A very useful formula for answering these sorts of questions is to start with...

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Which influenced Charlemagne more his dealings with Byzantium or with the Anglo-Saxons? (10 Marks)

This is a standard 10 mark question in the unit 2 of OCR A-Level History.
The key is to not spend too long on the 10 marker as you can get near full marks by writing two solid paragraphs on each segm...

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Show that the points on an Argand diagram that represent the roots of ((z+1)/z)^6 = 1 lie on a straight line.

We want to simplify this equation to one that we know how to solve. If we let ((z+1)/z) = w, then we need to solve w^6 = 1, which is more familiar. Now we try to find the modulus and argument of w. w = re...

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