This revision resource contains practice exam questions with model answers provided. There is also a mini quiz at the end to test some basic Knowledge. This resource is beneficial to GCSE history students, who are studying Anglo-Saxon and Norman England. This is perfect for anyone who wants a quick revision session. I hope you find this resource useful! any feedback is welcome :)

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This resource includes notes on CPU performance, the components of the CPU (with their definitions) and 3 short summary questions (answers provided). This resource is short and is intended to be used for revision purposes to reiterate the knowledge learned.

brief revision worksheet into water. This worksheet cover the roles and properties of water, the structure of water, the definitions of polar and hydrogen bonding. Great for some quick revision to test your knowledge!

Student made resource for revision :) This pack contains recall questions with answers. Brainstorming themes and ideas. Analysis of quotes. contextual links. Practice exam questions which you can attempt. I made this resource to help some of my friends at school, this is meant for seven days (to help some of my friends revise through Easter) , once again, it is student made. Recall is essential, so there are many recap questions from various Acts and Scenes.

Draft essay on the topic : 'How is Mr Birling presented in the start of the play?" *Written in class under limited timed conditions by a student who gained a grade 9 in GCSE English Literature.

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This source provides reasoning as to why Macbeth is the tragic hero, highlighting the key features of a tragic hero and even providing a short description into Macbeth’s vaulting ambition as his fatal flaw. This revision resource can be useful to gain a further understanding of Macbeth as our tragic hero and is helpful when writing about Macbeth’s character or the theme of ambition. GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE.

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Explain why there was a rising against Earl Tostig in 1065. (12-mark exam question) model answer 12/12

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This source contains a list of themes in Macbeth, some of these themes have come up in the Edexcel English literature papers, whilst the rest of the themes are yet to come up. My advice as someone who got a 9 for English Literature is to look at all of these themes and plan out an answer for each of them. Make sure to have a wide range of quotes which you can link. Take a look at some of my other MACBETH resources to help you! Good luck!

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GCSE HISTORY MODEL ANSWER Explain why the Weimar Republic recovered in the years 1924-29 (12-mark exam question) model answer 12/12

GCSE HISTORY MODEL ANSWER Explain why William ordered the Domesday survey to be carried out (12-mark exam question) model answer 12/12

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Essay plan: Explain why the Treaty of Versailles was so unpopular with the German people. (12) History GCSE This essay plan contains information required in each paragraph to successfully answer the question. Students can then elaborate on the points and write out their own answer to practice! From someone who gained a grade 9, my top tip would be to make essay plans and practice writing essays under timed conditions on a regular basis.

weekly to do list template which you can print to help keep you organised!

This resource contains notes on Lennox, one of the less well known characters in Shakespeare’s Macbeth. Please note that this resource has been made by a student, to be used as a revision tool. There aren’t many notes online about Lennox so, hope this helps!