This resource contains sample questions along with model paragraphs. this will help students/teachers doing the AQA English Literature 9-1 course as this provides material for paper 1: How is prejudice explored in Frankenstein? 2x Creation of life in Frankenstein (30 marks) How does the story of Frankenstein relate to the myth of Prometheus (1x) How is romanticism evodent in Shelley’s writing? (2x) Russian doll narrative (1x) How are the effects of the monster’s abandonment exposed throughout the novel (1x)

Economics Edexcel International IGCSE Revision for more info email me at: maryamj07@hotmail.com Chapters included: MICROECONOMICS: The economic problem Economic assumptions The demand curve Factors that may shift the demand curve The supply curve Factors that may shift supply curve Market equilibrium Price elasticity of demand Price elasticity of supply Income elasticity The mixed economy Privatisation Externalities The factors of production and sectors of the economy Productivity and division of labour Business costs, revenues and profit Economies and diseconomies of scale Competitive markets Advantages of large and small firms Monopoly Oligopoly Labour market The impact of changes in the supply and demand for labour and trade union activity in labour markets Government intervention MACROECONOMICS: Economic growth Inflation Unemployment Balance of payments on the current account Protecting the environment Redistribution of income Fiscal policy Monetary policy Supply side policies Relationships between objectives and policies Globalisation Multinational companies (MNCs) and foreign direct investment International trade Protectionism The world trade organization and world trade patterns Exchange rates and their determination Impact of changing exchange rates why you should buy it? all specification points are COVERED this can aid last minute revision!! all on its own, this is what i used right before MOCKS or the actual exam and it helps so much all keyword analysis, important definitions and key diagrams are COVERED includes the whole syllabus in just 54 pages!!

WHAT THIS RESOURCE CONTAINS AND WHY YOU SHOULD BUY IT: Consists of key quotations, with key word analysis + techniques used analysed and also the contextual references & the effect on the reader (modern vs. contemporary): Animals quotations: ‘Four legs good two legs bad’** Beasts of England, beast of Ireland, beats of every land & clime, hearken to my joyful tidings of the golden future time ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS All the animals nodded in complete agreement, & the cleverer ones at once began to learn the commandments by heart Pigs quotations: These three had elaborated old Major’s teachings into a complete system of thought The pigs did not actually work but supervised & directed others. With superior knowledge it was natural that they should assume their leadership It was a pig walking on his hind legs/ he carried a whip in his trotter The pigs now revealed that during the past three months they had taught themselves to read & write. Snowball quotations: At this there was a terrible baying sound outside, & 9 enormous dogs wearing brass-studded collars came bounding into the barn. They dashed straight for Snowball, who only sprang from his place just in time to escape their snapping jaws. a more vivacious pig than Napoleon, quicker in speech & more inventive The only good human being is a dead one He formed the Egg Production Committee… the Clean Tails League… the wild Comrades’ Re-education Committee The flag was green, Snowball explained, to represent the green fields of England, while the hoof & horn signified the future Republic of the Animals which would arise when the human race had been finally overthrown. Squealer quotations: Skipping from side to side Milk & apples Jones would come back! He was a brilliant talker Squealer Napoleon quotations: In April, Animal Farm was proclaimed a Republic, & it became necessary to elect a President. There was only 1 candidate, Napoleon, who was elected unanimously Napoleon rarely appeared in public, but spent all his time in the farmhouse, which was guarded at each door by fierce- looking dogs Napoleon acted swiftly & ruthlessly a large, rather fierce looking Berkshire boar Boxer quotations: Boxer passed it off as usual with usual ‘Napoleon is always right!’ I will work harder Boxer could not get beyond the letter D It must be due to some fault in ourselves AND MUCH MORE!!

Similarities and differences in exposure and the charge of the light brigade + sample essay on how is the unforgiving nature of war exposed in Charge of the Light brigade and Exposure

This document consists of quotation analysis, context, structure and key points for Frankenstein for the English Literature AQA 9-1 paper 1. This revision tool will help students before their English Literature AQA 9-1 exam as it has concise notes and key analysis. In Depth Contents: (what to expect and why I’m charging the price!!) Walton key quotations and analysis x 3 - with techniques Victor key quotations and analysis x 6 - with techniques Monster key quotations and analysis x 7 - with techniques Elizabeth key quotations and analysis x 3 - with techniques CONTEXT - Gothic horror, Romanticism, Luigi Galvani, 1600s castle Frankenstein, Modern Prometheus, The fall of man, Faustus plot, Enlightenment (all with explanations) FORM AND STRUCTURE - Freytag’s pyramid AUTHOR’S LIFE 5 X KEY POINTS FOR EACH THEME AND CHARACTER

a few sample questions and answers comparing ozymandias and the prelude for AQA english literature 9-1

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A glossary for english language with all the effects, examples and definitions consists of the following techniques; Alliteration, Antithesis, Assonance, Atmosphere, Abstract noun, Adjective, Asyndeton, Anthropomorphism, Adverb Cliché, Colloquialism, Connotation, Collective noun, Complex sentence, Compound sentence, Concrete noun Dynamic Verb, Declarative Ellipsis, Exclamatory Foregrounding, Figurative language, Foreshadowing Hyperbole Idiom, Imagery, Irony, Imperative, Interrogative Juxtaposition Litotes Metaphor Onomatopoeia, Oxymoron Personification, Proper noun, Pathetic fallacy, Preposition, Plosive Repetition Simile, Sibilance Tripling Zoomorphism

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Social Psychology for AS level Edexcel Notes: Chapters included: Agency Theory Obedience - Milgram 1963 Situational factors Bibb Latane 1981 Muzafer Sherif 1954 Tajafel and Turner 1979 Methods: types of questions, questionnaires, sampling, reliability, validity, interviews, hypothesisis, measures of central tendency, distributions, measures of dispersion, graphical representation of data & thematic analysis.  Burger 2009 Yi Huang et Al 2014  Conformity Deustch and Gerard 1955 Arthur Jenness 1932 Solomon Asch 1955 Zimbardo  Moscovici and minority influence Moscovici et al 1969 - Blue green study The BPS code of Ethics practical for social theory

Supply, demand, equilibrium point and price elasticity demand resources, can be used for lessons or revision.

Similarities and differences in My last Duchess and London.

This file includes the following: Equality in Animal Farm (Essay 6x paragraphs) Analysis on Clover Why is Chapter 2 important? This resource can be used as in depth answers to the above questions or topics but also as layout and structure for future essays or paragraphs. This will help for the AQA English Literature 9-1 P2.

Biological Psychology - Edexcel AS Level Psychology Revision Notes for more info: email me at maryamj07@hotmail.com Chapters included: 3.1.1 The role of the central nervous system (CNS) & neurotransmitters in human behaviour, including the structure & role of the neuron, the function of neurotransmitters & synaptic transmission. The effect of recreational drugs on the transmission process in the central nervous system 3.1.2 The structure of the brain, different brain areas including the pre-frontal cortex & limbic system & brain functioning as an explanation of aggression as a human behaviour. THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF AGGRESSION - AGGRESSION IN THE BRAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF HORMONES THEORIES OF AGGRESSION EXPLAINING AGGRESSION THROUGH EVOLUTION Biological Rhythms – Endogenous Pacemakers & Exogenous Zeitgebers SAD Scanning techniques WHY STUDY TWINS & ADOPTEES? TWIN STUDIES GOTTESMAN & SHIELDS (1966) - A TWIN STUDY: THE GENETIC CAUSE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA THE DEBATE OVER GENETICS 3.3.1 Raine et al. (1997) Brain abnormalities in murderers indicated by positron emission tomography. 3.3.2 Brendgen et al. (2005) Examining genetic & environmental effects on social aggression: A study of 6-year-old twins. FREUD’S PSYCHODYNAMIC THEORY - SECRETS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS MIND DEFENCE MECHANISMS PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT INSTINCT THEORY OF AGGRESSION WHAT IS SPEARMAN’S RHO? 3.3.3 McDermott (2008) Monoamine oxidase A gene (MAOA) predicts behavioural aggression following provocation. ++ biological psychology practical Why you should buy it? all specification points are COVERED this can aid last minute revision!! all on its own, this is what i used right before MOCKS or the actual exam and it helps so much all keyword analysis, important defintions and key diagrams are COVERED includes the whole syllabus in just 37 pages!!

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Biological Psychology - Edexcel AS Level Psychology Revision Notes for more info: email me at maryamj07@hotmail.com Chapters included: 3.1.1 The role of the central nervous system (CNS) & neurotransmitters in human behaviour, including the structure & role of the neuron, the function of neurotransmitters & synaptic transmission. The effect of recreational drugs on the transmission process in the central nervous system 3.1.2 The structure of the brain, different brain areas including the pre-frontal cortex & limbic system & brain functioning as an explanation of aggression as a human behaviour. THE NEUROPSYCHOLOGY OF AGGRESSION - AGGRESSION IN THE BRAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF HORMONES THEORIES OF AGGRESSION EXPLAINING AGGRESSION THROUGH EVOLUTION Biological Rhythms – Endogenous Pacemakers & Exogenous Zeitgebers SAD Scanning techniques WHY STUDY TWINS & ADOPTEES? TWIN STUDIES GOTTESMAN & SHIELDS (1966) - A TWIN STUDY: THE GENETIC CAUSE OF SCHIZOPHRENIA THE DEBATE OVER GENETICS 3.3.1 Raine et al. (1997) Brain abnormalities in murderers indicated by positron emission tomography. 3.3.2 Brendgen et al. (2005) Examining genetic & environmental effects on social aggression: A study of 6-year-old twins. FREUD’S PSYCHODYNAMIC THEORY - SECRETS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS MIND DEFENCE MECHANISMS PSYCHOSEXUAL THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT INSTINCT THEORY OF AGGRESSION WHAT IS SPEARMAN’S RHO? 3.3.3 McDermott (2008) Monoamine oxidase A gene (MAOA) predicts behavioural aggression following provocation. ++ biological psychology practical Why you should buy it? all specification points are COVERED this can aid last minute revision!! all on its own, this is what i used right before MOCKS or the actual exam and it helps so much all keyword analysis, important defintions and key diagrams are COVERED includes the whole syllabus in just 37 pages!!

notes for the chapter: PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT for use for IGCSE ECONOMICS 9-1

A resource that can be used while studying as a checklist for all the topics in the specification for Biology AS/A level.