OCR · GCSE · English Literature

Exploring modern and literary heritage texts

03.1 · 20 marks Characters dealing with challenges to their authority Compare how characters dealing with challenges to their authority are presented in these two extracts. You should consider: the... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.04.1 · 20 marks The revealing of horrible deaths Compare how the revealing of horrible deaths is 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.05.1 · 20 marks Women talking to their mothers about romantic relationships Compare how women talking to their mothers about romantic relationships are presented in these two extracts. You should consider... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.06.1 · 20 marks Threatening someone else with violence Compare how threatening someone else with violence is 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.09.0 · 40 marks The influence of family Explore how Austen presents the influence of family, 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 Lack of understanding Explore how Wells presents lack of understanding, 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.15.0 · 40 marks The idea of being trapped Explore how Bronte presents the idea of being trapped, 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.03.2 · 20 marks Pigs deal with challenges to their authority Explore another moment in Animal Farm in which the pigs deal with challenges to their authority. 04.2 · 20 marks Something shocking Explore another moment in An Inspector Calls where something shocking is revealed. 05.2 · 20 marks Situation of women Explore another moment in My Mother Said I Never Should where the situation of women is presented dramatically. 06.2 · 20 marks Violence or physical abuse Explore another moment in DNA where violence or physical abuse is presented dramatically.

OCR · GCSE · English Literature

Never Let Me Go

02.2 · 20 marks Donors demonstrate cruelty or unkindness to each other Explore another moment in Never Let Me Go where the donors demonstrate cruelty or unkindness to each other. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.02.2 · 20 marks Donors consider their futures Explore another moment in Never Let Me Go where the donors consider their futures.

OCR · GCSE · English Literature

Romeo and Juliet

04.1 · 40 marks The power of the love between Romeo and Juliet Explore the ways in which Shakespeare presents the power of the love between Romeo and Juliet. Refer to this extract from Act 2... 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

01.1 · 20 marks Someone explaining their love to the loved one Compare how these poems present someone explaining their love to the loved one. 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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The Merchant of Venice

06.1 · 40 marks Mercy as more important than justice Explore the ways in which Shakespeare presents mercy as more important than justice. Refer to this extract from Act 4 Scene 1... 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

02.1 · 20 marks Doubts about conflict Compare how these poems present doubts about conflict. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.02.2 · 20 marks The effects of conflict on a person Explore in detail one other poem from your anthology which presents the effects of conflict on a person.

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Youth and Age

03.1 · 20 marks Worries about growing older Compare how these poems present worries about growing older. View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.03.2 · 20 marks The thoughts that come with age Explore in detail one other poem from your anthology which presents the thoughts that come with age.

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Comparing extracts

01.1 · 20 marks Young people's ideas about love and relationships Compare how young people's ideas about love and relationships are presented in these two extracts. You should consider: the... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.02.1 · 20 marks Young people's futures Compare how young people's futures are presented in these two extracts. You should consider: the situations and experiences... View only · practice unavailable This practice task is unavailable because the official extract or source text has not been imported and reviewed yet.03.1 · 20 marks The effects of war on those involved Compare how the effects of war on those involved 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.

OCR · GCSE · English Literature

Great Expectations

07.1 · 40 marks The influence of childhood experiences on Estella Explore how Dickens presents the influence of childhood experiences on Estella, 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.