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How could I include the metaphor of Atticus as a moral compass in my essay on To Kill a Mockingbird?

Atticus Finch could be viewed as a moral compass within To Kill A Mockingbird, as exemplified when he tells Scout "You never really understand a per...

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Poverty and the struggle to make a living is a central theme in ‘The Grapes of Wrath’. Explore the handling of this theme in ‘The Grapes of Wrath'

When approaching this essay question, it is important to relate how the theme of poverty affects the character’s lives in ‘The Grapes of Wrath’ and as a consequence means they are unable to make a suffici...

AG
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How does the role of the narrator influence a text's contents? Analyse the role of the narrator and his/her influence on the given work's interior meaning and subject matter.

            Though 20th century postmodern ideals contend that it is the reader, not the author, who is tasked with assigning their own interpretation upon a given text, it is not always the au...

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What is the difference between 'form' and 'structure' in poetry?

'Form' is the type of poem the poet has choosen to write in. Sonnets, ballads, dramatic monologues and dialogues, and vilanelles are all types of form with their own particular rules and conventions: the ...

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Read the following extract from [a text the pupil has studied] and then answer the following question. E.g. How does Brontë present Jane as a strong female character? (write about the extract and the novel as a whole)

I'd make sure I understood the examining body's requirements. For example, for AQA the student's answer should fulfil 4 assessment objectives: AO1 ability to read, understand and respond to texts, AO2 ana...

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