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Paper one assesses your ability to analyse a completely unfamiliar poem and your competence in demonstrating your understanding of the poem’s fundamental meaning, through a comprehensively structured essa...

Although only 10 marks, it can be notoriously difficult to achieve a high mark in these types of questions. Including a grounded definition with sufficient evidence is one part, however linking the questi...

There are many different approaches to this question and it can be very easy to write on things not directly related to the question, whilst risking more grammatical errors or inconsistencies. Having a co...

Firstly, represent the 3₁₆ and E₁₆ as 2 four bit binary numbers (known as nibbles). Once we have this (0011 and 1110 respectively), we can then combine them back together, into one...

The area of a square is the length of one side squared (multiplied by itself), so for a square with side length 3, the area will be 3² or 3 x 3, which = 9. For a square with side length x, the ...