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English and World Literature
A Level

What is the difference between themes, motifs, and symbols?

The theme of a novel is the idea or message the author is trying to convey. There can be major themes and minor themes. A major theme is the central idea of the novel. It is the overarching message expres...

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What is the best way to structure my comparative essay in an exam?

Once the question is in front of you, write down straight away the things you think are relevant from the two texts. For example, if it asks you to compare the treatment of women in the two texts, note do...

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How Do I Choose Which Texts I Should Use For My Exam?

When thinking about exam texts, you should first look at past paper examples to get a feel for what kind of questions you will be asked. For example, if the theme of a paper is "love", you will,...

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Who in 1450 invented movable type, thus revolutionising printing?

Johannes Gutenberg

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How do I write a good paragraph?

Good paragraphs come in all shapes and sizes, although this doesn't necessarily help you to prepare effectively for an exam, so a little extra guidance may be needed. Here's a good basic guide to writi...

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