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19th century prose

07.0 · 40 marks Characters pretending to be something they are not Explore how Stevenson presents characters pretending to be something they are not, in this extract and elsewhere in the novel. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.11.0 · 40 marks The importance of family and friends Explore how Dickens presents the importance of family and friends in this extract and elsewhere in the novel. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.12.0 · 40 marks A Christmas Carol is a novel which presents choices 'A Christmas Carol is a novel which presents choices.' How far do you agree with this view? Explore at least two moments from...

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family life

01.1 · 20 marks Family life Compare how family life is presented in these two extracts. You should consider: the situations and experiences faced by the... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.01.2 · 20 marks Family life is significant Explore another moment in Anita and Me where family life is significant. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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sad event

02.2 · 20 marks A sad event Explore another moment in Never Let Me Go where there is a sad event. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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discovering how others live

03.1 · 20 marks Discovering how others live Compare the ways in which discovering how others live is presented in these two extracts. You should consider: the situations... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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surprising discovery

03.2 · 20 marks Animals make a surprising discovery Explore another moment in Animal Farm where the animals make a surprising discovery. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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treatment of women

04.1 · 20 marks The treatment of women Compare how these two extracts present the treatment of women. You should consider: the situations and experiences faced by the... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.04.2 · 20 marks Way a woman is treated is important Explore another moment in An Inspector Calls where the way a woman is treated is important. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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time and change

05.1 · 20 marks Characters dealing with time and change Compare how these two extracts present characters dealing with time and change. You should consider: the situations and... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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changes in lives

05.2 · 20 marks Characters are dealing with changes in their lives Explore another moment in My Mother Said I Never Should where characters are dealing with changes in their lives. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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reactions to someone going missing

06.1 · 20 marks The reactions to someone going missing Compare how the reactions to someone going missing are presented in these two extracts. You should consider: the situations and... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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worry

06.2 · 20 marks Someone is worried Explore another moment in DNA where someone is worried. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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Love and Relationships

01.1a · 20 marks Happy relationships Compare how these poems present happy relationships. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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Conflict

02.1a · 20 marks The widespread effects of conflict Compare how these poems present the widespread effects of conflict. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.02.1b · 20 marks Conflict damaging the lives of people not directly involved Explore in detail one other poem from your anthology which presents conflict damaging the lives of people not directly involved. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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Youth and Age

03.1a · 20 marks Relationships between parents and children Compare how these poems present relationships between parents and children. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.03.1b · 20 marks Happy feelings within a relationship between youth and age Explore in detail one other poem from your anthology which presents happy feelings within a relationship between youth and age. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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Benedick

08.0 · 40 marks Benedick's change of character in Much Ado About Nothing How does Shakespeare present Benedick's change of character in Much Ado About Nothing? Explore at least two moments from the... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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Shylock and Christians

03.0 · 40 marks Hatred between Shylock and the Christians of Venice Explore the ways in which Shakespeare presents hatred between Shylock and the Christians of Venice. Refer to this extract from... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.

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Anita and Me

01.1a · 20 marks People coming home Compare how the writers present people coming home in these two extracts. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.01.1b · 20 marks Changes are important Explore another moment in Anita and Me where changes are important.

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Great Expectations

07.1 · 40 marks The need for revenge Explore the ways in which Dickens presents the need for revenge in this extract and elsewhere in the novel. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.