<p>This document consists of 2 high grade exam answers from one of my students with examiner comments and attached mark schemes. My student achieved a grade 8 in her GCSE English Literature exams.</p> <p>These examples can be used in class for students to go through, seeing where the marks can be awarded, essay and paragraph structure, discussions about the use of quotes, themes and terminology effectively within an exam answer.</p>

<p>Here is a set of exam-style questions for the Poetry element of the WJEC Eduqas GCSE English Literature exams. They are set out as the question will look in the exam booklet and are very useful for getting learners to be familiar with the layout of the exams and the types of topics they will be asked to consider.</p> <p>These exam questions can be used as Assessment for Learning tasks and are exceptionally good at helping teachers to identify areas for revision focus and improvement.</p> <p>Hope you find them helpful!</p>

<p>This document consists of a high grade exam answer from one of my students with examiner comments and attached mark scheme. My student achieved a grade 8 in her GCSE English Literature exams.</p> <p>This example can be used in class for students to go through, seeing where the marks can be awarded, essay and paragraph structure, discussions about the use of quotes, themes and terminology effectively within an exam answer.</p>

<p>Here is a set of exam-style questions for the Lord of the Flies element of the WJEC Eduqas GCSE English Literature exams. They are set out as the question will look in the exam booklet and are very useful for getting learners to be familiar with the layout of the exams and the types of topics they will be asked to consider.</p> <p>These exam questions can be used as Assessment for Learning tasks and are exceptionally good at helping teachers to identify areas for revision focus and improvement.</p> <p>Hope you find them helpful!</p>

<p>This document consists of a relatively high grade exam answer from one of my students with examiner comments and attached mark scheme. My student achieved a grade 8 in her GCSE English Literature exams.</p> <p>This example can be used in class for students to go through, seeing where the marks can be awarded, essay and paragraph structure, discussions about the use of quotes, themes and terminology effectively within an exam answer.</p>

<p><strong>POWER AND CONFLICT CLUSTER</strong><br /> This resource is designed to be used for exam practice and preparation with a selection of poems included. It has been created in the layout of the AQA exam to create familiarity for the students and can be used as a simple revision lesson or exercise.</p>

<p>This booklet was initially designed for the old specification but has been adapted to suit the new curriculum requirements and can be used to cover the <strong>entire year’s worth of homework</strong> if you want! The main 4 Assessment Objectives are assessed in each activity and there are many different types of activity which can be used in class or for homework. There is even a marking and feedback sheet for each activity to save you time and effort!</p> <p>There are Stretch and Challenge activities as well, designed to increase your learner’s reading amount and to diversify their sources - very useful when answering the main Child Language Development and Language Change questions in the final exams. The written activities refer to certain texts for further reading - these can be found online or purchased on Amazon if you require them.</p>