This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay. 1275 words in total. This essay achieved 28/30 giving it a Level 9. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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Colour coded word document with major themes of Othello. Looks at characters, criticisms, quotations and context.

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This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay. 1037 words in total. This essay achieved 27/30 - a Level 9 answer. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

This essay response scored 17/25 and is a grade-A response. It answers the question: Explore the ways in which Williams presents masculinity in A Streetcar Named Desire. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors. Aimed at A Level students studying English Literature. Exam board was Edexcel but can be adapted to fit other boards and levels. 1101 words, including plan.

This resource provides a plan to an essay on reality and illusion in A Streetcar Named Desire from an A* student. Aimed at A Level students studying English Literature. Exam board was Edexcel but can be adapted to fit other boards and levels.

This essay response scored 18/25 and is a grade-A/Level 4 response. It answers the question: Explore the ways in which Williams presents loneliness in A Streetcar Named Desire. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors. Aimed at A Level students studying English Literature. Exam board was Edexcel but can be adapted to fit other boards and levels. 1153 words, including plan.

This essay response scored 17/25 and is a grade-A response. It answers the question: Explore the ways in which Williams presents conflict in A Streetcar Named Desire. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors. Aimed at A Level students studying English Literature. Exam board was Edexcel but can be adapted to fit other boards and levels. 1048 words.

This essay response scored 24/25 and is an A* response. It answers the question: With particular reference to the character of Mitch, explore the ways in which Williams presents male attitudes to women in A Streetcar Named Desire. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors. Aimed at A Level students studying English Literature. Exam board was Edexcel but can be adapted to fit other boards and levels. 2482 words, including plan.

This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay. 931 words in total. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Romeo and Juliet

This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay. 1111 words in total. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay. 828 words in total. This achieved a high Level 8. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay which achieved 34/34 (including 4 SPAG). 1296 words in total. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Romeo and Juliet

This useful resource is an example of an exemplar essay. 795 words in total. This was written for AQA but would easy adapt to any other exam boards. Aimed at GCSE students studying Romeo and Juliet

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23 page document. Colour coded by themes, criticisms, quotations, context, links, character analysis, and dramatic/linguistic/structural techniques. Includes analysing quotes, important quotes and their respective position in the play, analysing characters with respect to major themes, relationships between characters, symbolism/imagery, language and form analysis

Comprehensive 12 page document on context of Othello. Sources used and referenced. Productions and adaptations included. Colour coded by themes, criticisms, quotations, context, links, character analysis, and dramatic/linguistic/structural techniques.