I had to make this into a Gif file which leaves it a little unclear.
N.B. The chart was mainly intended for the following question - but I added to it so the chart would be generic enough to take in some other questions, too. However, you should be aware that it is your knowledge of the texts and your ability to select suitable chapters/passages/events that is more important than any chart. The essay questions will test your skills in answering the assessment objectives and 3-4 carry double marks!
(a) “Writers are at their most interesting when they present readers with emotionally
intense relationships.”
How far do you agree with this statement? In your response, you should comment
on and analyse the connections and comparisons between at least two texts you
have studied.
You must ensure that at least one text is a post-1990 text, as indicated by * in the
list above.
Note that you should demonstrate what it means to be considering texts as a
modern reader, in a modern context, and that other readers at other times may
well have had other responses.
Click on the chart to enlarge
N.B. The chart was mainly intended for the following question - but I added to it so the chart would be generic enough to take in some other questions, too. However, you should be aware that it is your knowledge of the texts and your ability to select suitable chapters/passages/events that is more important than any chart. The essay questions will test your skills in answering the assessment objectives and 3-4 carry double marks!
June 2010
3 Relationships: texts which confront the reader with powerful emotion
intense relationships.”
How far do you agree with this statement? In your response, you should comment
on and analyse the connections and comparisons between at least two texts you
have studied.
You must ensure that at least one text is a post-1990 text, as indicated by * in the
list above.
Note that you should demonstrate what it means to be considering texts as a
modern reader, in a modern context, and that other readers at other times may
well have had other responses.
Click on the chart to enlarge
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