This Paper 2 exam practice is based on two texts on the theme of women in the workplace. There are all five questions in the style of AQA 8700/2. The sample answers to the reading questions are on an Active Inspire flipchart. You should ensure that you have access to this software before downloading.

A short activity that asks students to trace the meaning of the linguistic device.

A set of quotations pertaining to Utterson, Lanyon and Hyde. Useful for revision.

Just a simple look at shared themes in the Power and Conflict Poetry. Could be used as a starting point for group work in terms of creating points and finding relevant quotes.

Thank you to TES user RichardGLamb for the texts. I’ve generated sample answers for each question in note form.

An Active Inspire mind map that explores the presentation of women in ‘Jekyll and Hyde’. UPDATE: this Active Inspire file and the other Jekyll and Hyde mind maps are available as screenshots on PowerPoint and as PDFs. If this is a more convenient software choice for you, please download/purchase this resource/bundle and then email me using the address on my store front. Just click on ‘More about this author’.

Four adjustable worksheets that can be printed back-to-back on A3 and used in relation to the study of unseen poetry.

A collection of extracts from Canonical 19th Century fiction texts. Could be used as a basis for GCSE reading/writing practice questions.

3 WAGOLLs for the AQA 8702 question on how Dickens uses Marley’s Ghost and the other spirits to change Scrooge’s attitudes and behaviour. I’ve called them Level 3, 5 and 7+.

10 PowerPoint slides with practice tasks for AQA Language Paper 1, Question 5.

10 PowerPoint slides with practice tasks for AQA Language Paper 1, Question 5.

The fifth in the Unseen Poetry series: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/unseen-poetry-lesson-1-12130945 This lesson looks at rhyme and its purpose in two WW1 poems: ‘They’ by Siegfred Sassoon and ‘Who’s for the Game’ by Jessie Pope.

10 PowerPoint slides with practice tasks for AQA Language Paper 1, Question 5.

A handy introduction to sentence structure and everyday punctuation. Can be laminated and used as a learning mat.

A useful word classification table that can be blown up and used as a large wall display or laminated and made into a learning mat.

A learning mat that can be laminated or blown up and used for display. It demonstrates how to use some everyday connectives.

A handy learning mat/display that reminds students how to use a colon and semi-colon.

An exploration of social class in Priestley's 'An Inspector Calls'. Could be used as a teaching tool with middle-upper GCSE groups.

An essay on two important theories of time and their representation in Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’. Could be used as a teaching tool with middle-upper GCSE groups.

A handy flow chart that can be used a learning mat or a display. Its aim is to remind students how to use basic sentence punctuation.