<p>JANE EYRE EXTENSIVE NOTES, ESSAYS AND EXAM PRACTICE. Anyone struggling with how to revise or set out their notes for this taxing subject will find this very useful as I did, allowing me to achieve a high 8 in the real exam. I also tried to make them fun and interesting for a subject that can be daunting and tedious at times.</p> <ul> <li>2 essays</li> <li>Extensive notes on key ideas/themes with suitable quotations</li> <li>My 5-minute essay plans, layout of how to make essay plans in an exam. Two plans turned into essays that I have included. Provides example of how to turn short plans into well structured essays and chance to practice doing it yourself</li> <li>Exam questions booklet; with extracts from the book followed by essay questions for exam practice</li> </ul>

<p>ACHIEVED AN 8 in real exam using these notes</p> <ul> <li>Act by act time-line summary of the play</li> <li>Bank of key quotations by character</li> <li>Contextual knowledge and key ideas</li> <li>Analysis of balcony scene</li> </ul>

<p>Having a go at writing 5-min essay plans is great EXAM TECHNIQUE I adopted for my GCSE English literature exams, which I ACHIEVED AN 8 in.</p> <p>This document provides my own examples of responses to questions which cover a wide range of themes.</p> <p>Have a go at making your own 5-min plans in response to the question. Afterwards, see if you can write a full response under exam conditions. For more exam practice, check out my Jane Eyre COMPLETE REVISION pack which includes extracts from the book with essay questions in the same format as the real exams.</p> <p>I wrote two of these plans into FULL ESSAYS. To see examples of how I used these short plans to write detailed essays, have a look at my Jane Eyre COMPLETE REVISION pack!</p>