Search over 10,000 free study notes
Over a million students use our free study notes to help them with their homework
Top answers
How do I begin to answer a question on a piece of 'unseen' poetry or prose?
Don't be daunted. Unseen questions are there to test your close-reading rather than memory skills. This can be scary but it is also reassuring as you have everything you need in front of you to answer the qu...
KB
Answered by
Kim B.
•
English Literature tutor
5706 Views
How do I plan an answer to a close reading question in my exam?
The first thing I tell students is when presented with a question, take time to plan. Do not start writing immediately - most of what you will produce won’t be much good. In a lesson, I provide students with...
PC
Answered by
Peter C.
•
English Literature tutor
4291 Views
discuss corruption in Hamlet
Corruption refers to a break away from the normal and expected, and this explanation can certainly be seen throughout Shakespeare's tragedy of Hamlet.The death of King Hamlet immediately introduces the theme...
NE
Answered by
Nicole E.
•
English Literature tutor
16217 Views
When analysing an unseen poem, how can I relevantly link the form and structure of the text to my answer?
A good way of tackling this can be to go against instinct and look at the form and structure of the text first, and what this might tell us about the poem, before we read to analyse the language and themes. ...
AO
Answered by
Anastasia O.
•
English Literature tutor
4264 Views
How can I perceptively analyse within my essay?
Basic analysis, whilst providing the framework for a deeper investigation into your material, is less likely to be awarded highly by your examiner. Where basic analysis looks at the general themes and points...
EC
Answered by
Eleanor C.
•
English Literature tutor
10615 Views
←
95
96
97
98
99
→