Studied Poetry 2 Patrick Kavanagh 2-7 Approaching the Question (2012) 7 Paula Meehan 9-16 Approaching the Question (Sourced Online) 15-16 Derek Mahon 17-25 Approaching the Question (2013) 25-26 Elizabeth Bishop 27-37 Approaching the Question (2009) 37-38 William Butler Yeats 39-46 Approaching the Question (2014) 46-47 Language to use when writing about poetry 47-49 Unseen Poetry 50-55 2020 - Sample Answer 50-52 2013 - Sample Answer 52-43 2017 - Sample Answer 54-55 The Comparative (PHIC!, LB, ADH) 56 Theme: Freedom 56-60 General Vision and Viewpoint 61-69 Language to use when writing your comparative essay 69-70 Macbeth 71 Character Analysis 71-74 Key Quotes 74-76 Key Themes 76-85 2023 Mock - Sample Answer 85-86 What might I be asked? Questions and points to consider 87-91

Description: These study notes provide a comprehensive analysis of Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel “Never Let Me Go,” focusing on the ordinary level comparative modes. Designed for students and teachers alike, these notes offer an in-depth exploration of the novel’s themes, characters and relationships. Key Components: Summary of the Novel: The notes begin with a simplified summary of the novel, outlining the main plot points and character arcs in a concise manner. Character Analysis: Detailed profiles of the main characters, including Kathy, Tommy, and Ruth, explore their motivations, relationships, and development throughout the story. Themes and Motifs: Thematic analysis delves into the novel’s exploration of identity, friendship, mortality, and societal norms, examining how these themes are developed and interconnected. Plot Overview: A breakdown of the novel’s structure and key events provides readers with a chronological understanding of the narrative trajectory, highlighting pivotal moments and turning points. Overall, these study notes serve as a valuable resource for readers seeking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of “Never Let Me Go,” offering a comprehensive analysis that illuminates the novel’s themes, characters, and socio-cultural context. Whether used for independent study or as a teaching aid in the classroom, these notes provide invaluable insights into Ishiguro’s masterful exploration of the human condition in a dystopian world.

The ‘Of Mice and Men Bundle’ is a complete resource package for a profound understanding of John Steinbeck’s novella. It includes seven essential documents: Revision Workbook (25 Pages): Scene-by-scene analysis, questions, author and setting details, character profiles, favorite quote reflections, and an exploration of heroes/villains. Character Charts: Character images and questions to reveal character motivations and roles. End of Novel Test: 25 multiple-choice and critical thinking questions, plus Junior Cycle question options with a teacher’s answer key. Junior Cycle Sample Answers: 13 pages of sample answers to past questions. Key Moments: Detailed analysis of five pivotal moments with suggested questions and supporting quotes. Key Quotes: Exploration of 12 significant quotes with brief explanations. Key Themes: In-depth examination of five central themes in the novella. This bundle is your ultimate companion for a comprehensive study of ‘Of Mice and Men,’ suitable for students and teachers.