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How do I make every paragraph get me all the marks it can?

It's important to make sure you're hitting all the relevant assesment obectives in every paragraph in order to reach those top marks. For essays I always find the formula 'Point, Evidence, Analysis, Link'...

Answered by Kate R. English Literature tutor
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How does Christina Rossetti present ideas of strength and power of women within her poem ‘Maude Clare’? In your answer, you should make reference to other poems within the collection.

Rossetti's portrayal of the strength and power of women in 'Maude Clare' is particularly interesting considering that the prevailing view in the Victorian era was that women should be more submis...

Answered by Nana Akua T. English Literature tutor
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Othello is responsible for his own descent into jealousy. Discuss.

It could be argued that Iago’s schemes succeed, not because Othello is weak, but because they take such cruel advantage of a noble, easily manipulated man. It is not fair to blame Othello for his own desc...

Answered by Zara Z. English Literature tutor
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What is pathetic fallacy?

Pathetic fallacy is a literary technique in which human emotions are personified in inanimate objects, typically in weather. For example in a section of Macbeth it is a particularly stormy night, the thun...

Answered by Hannah P. English Literature tutor
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Should I give a balanced answer to an exam question?

Questions may be given to you asking 'how far' you agree with something, and these types of question are good because it allows you to offer a broad range of points for and against a topic. For example, i...

Answered by Sam P. English Literature tutor
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