<p>For use with the A-Level AQA English Literature A Paper 2 Section B (Modern literature post-1945), this bundle contains five extracts and associated questions that can be used for unseen prose essay preparation. All extracts are sourced from post-1945, and contain typical features of modern literature.</p>

<p>Contains five unseen poetry questions suitable for A-Level English Literature. The intended specification is AQA English Literature A (Paper 1 - Love Through the Ages), but the skills involved can apply to other exam boards as well. The poems itself are included, as well as surface. The poems themselves come from a range of poetic eras, including the Romantics, pre-Raphaelites and modernists.</p>

<p>Covers context for ‘Othello’ - prepared for AQA A-Level English Literature A (but can be used for other specificiations). Allows for high marks on AO3, as well as detailed analysis on both the historical and literary climate in 16th century Europe and early Jacobean England.</p>

<p>This pack includes 14 in-depth case study reports that link closely to the AQA A-Level Economics specification, with 8 case studies for Paper 1 and 6 case studies for Paper 2. These allow students to get firmly into the Level 5 band on 25-mark essay questions. All data is sourced recently, between 2020-2022. The topics involved include:</p> <ol> <li>Changing skill requirements in the labour force</li> <li>The aviation industry</li> <li>UK Flood Defences</li> <li>Competition in the Supermarket Industry</li> <li>English Water Systems</li> <li>UK Trade Union Membership</li> <li>E-Cigarettes and Conventional Cigarettes</li> <li>The Distribution of Income and Wealth in the UK</li> <li>Causes of Inflation in the UK economy</li> <li>The success of UK supply-side policies</li> <li>The impact of quantitative easing, 2008-2022</li> <li>Trends in the UK exchange rate</li> <li>The impact of the ‘austerity years’, 2010-2020</li> <li>UK international trade patterns post-Brexit</li> </ol>

<p>Includes four PowerPoint resources for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’, for use with A-Levels. It was designed for the AQA specification, but can be used for other exam boards (including Edexcel, OCR). The resources cover a range of assessment objectives (particularly AO2, AO3 and AO4), which tend to be weaker areas among A-Level students.</p> <p>The resources are as follows:</p> <ol> <li>Symbols and motifs in ‘The Great Gatsby’</li> <li>A queer reading of ‘The Great Gatsby’</li> <li>Critical interpretations of ‘The Great Gatsby’</li> <li>Conceptual quotes in ‘The Great Gatsby’ and the AQA pre-1900 ‘Love Through The Ages’ anthology. This final resource is predominantly for use in the AQA A-Level English Literature A Paper 1 Section C (the comparative question)</li> </ol>

<p>Provides a discussion and analysis of the key motifs in Shakespeare’s ‘Othello’. Allows for a high mark in both AO1 and AO2 (sums to 13/25 marks per essay), providing key areas in which the motifs are shown and comparing these against the context and literary schools of thoughts.</p>

<p>For use with AQA English Literature A-Level A (Paper 1 Section A). Includes a range of literary schools of thoughts such as feminist, psychoanalytical and post-colonialist. Allows for high marks on AO4 and AO5 (sums up to 6/25 marks per essay).</p>

<p>Provides four PowerPoints discussing motifs, contexts and literary interpretations of ‘Othello’, covering all assessment objectives from AO1-AO5. Allows for Band 5 (20-25 marks) essay responses.</p>