AQA AS/A-level English Literature High-level notes on the following themes in the Handmaid’s Tale: • Language & Control • Rebellion & Resistance • Identity & Loss of Identity • Isolation

AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 Comparison, Gatsby and Pre-1900 Poetry Introduction and two paragraphs comparing the presentation of possessive love in The Great Gatsby and La Belle Dame Sans Merci

Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 AO-Focused Revision Table for: The Long Queen

Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 Response Introduction, two paragraphs and conclusion focused on the poem ‘Loud’, answering the question “How does Carol Ann Duffy use language to present ideas about the female body and identity in ‘The Diet’?” Poems used: The Diet

Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 Answer Introduction and two paragraphs on answering the question “The Title of the Collection suggests Duffy’s Agenda is to Challenge Traditional Male Ideas about the ‘Gospel Truth’” Poems used: Loud, The Diet

AQA A-Level English Literature, Gatsby and Pre-1900 Poetry AO-Focused Band 5 Double-Sided Revision Analysis Comparison Table Poem: Whoso List to Hunt - Thomas Wyatt Novel: The Great Gatsby

William Shakespeare - Macbeth GCSE English Literature Band 5 Response Introduction, two paragraphs and conclusion answering the question “To what extent is Lady Macbeth presented as a victim in Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’?”

NOTE: The previewed table on ‘The Long Queen’ is not an error. It is an example of the resource’s layout and the detail of analysis it provides. The poem listed in the title is included within this purchase. Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 AO-Focused Revision Table for: Loud

AQA AS/A-Level History British Empire Summarised Revision notes (1 A4 double-sided sheet per chapter, occasionally less) Chapters 19-24 (Section 4) Note: these are my own personal summarised notes. Do cross-reference to allow students to amend them to reach a level of detail and accuracy that they are comfortable with. For me personally, these notes were sufficiently condensed and accurate, allowing me to get achieve an A grade.

AQA AS/A-Level History British Empire Summarised Revision notes (1 A4 double-sided sheet per chapter, occasionally less) Chapters 1-6 (Section 1) Note: these are my own personal summarised notes. Do cross-reference to allow students to amend them to reach a level of detail and accuracy that they are comfortable with. For me personally, these notes were sufficiently condensed and accurate, allowing me to get achieve an A grade.

Margaret Atwood - The Handmaid’s Tale AQA AS/A-Level English Literature Band 5 Response Introduction and five paragraphs on the threat that women pose as compared to men. This essay could also be used answer questions on power, control and internalised misogyny.

Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 Answer Introduction, two paragraphs and conclusion answering the question “Duffy’s talent in ‘Feminine Gospels’ is to show us clearly what women want the most” Poems used: Loud, History, The Diet

Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 Answer Introduction and two paragraphs on the female body answering the question “Examine the view that in Feminine Gospels by Carol Ann Duffy she ‘demonstrates that external influences force the female body to always be in a state of metamorphosis’” Poems used: Tall, Beautiful

Carol Ann Duffy - Feminine Gospels AQA A-Level English Literature Band 5 Response Two paragraphs focused on the poem ‘Loud’, answering the question ‘The poem presents the argument that the ‘righteous’ rage of an individual woman is, in fact, a force of nature.’ Poems used: Loud

AQA A-Level English Literature, Gatsby and Pre-1900 Poetry AO-Focused Band 5 Double-Sided Revision Analysis Comparison Table Poem: Sonnet 116 - William Shakespeare Novel: The Great Gatsby

AQA A-Level English Literature, Gatsby and Pre-1900 Poetry AO-Focused Band 5 Revision Analysis Comparison Table 4 sides Poem: La Belle Dame Sans Merci - John Keats Novel: The Great Gatsby

William Shakespeare - Macbeth GCSE English Literature Band 5 Response Introduction, three paragraphs and conclusion on the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth answering the question “How is the relationship of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth presented in Shakespeare’s Play ‘Macbeth’?”