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How am I meant to prepare for the Paper 1 if I don't know which text I will receive?

Unlike some of the other IB topics, the final examinations for English don't ask you to demonstrate a certain memorized knowledge, rather a skill that has been developed over the two years. While paper on...

Answered by Isabelle W. English Literature tutor
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The role of theatre in shaping Nina's character in The Seagull by Chekhov

The Seagull uses Anton Chekhov’s realist style as a means to examine the world of theatre.Through this, the audience is able to discern the development of the various characters’ identities andre...

Answered by Sophie P. English Literature tutor
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According to Stella Adler, theatre 'is a spiritual and social x-ray of its time.' Discuss, in relation to 2 or more plays you have studied.

Due to the broadness of this question, there are a lot of approaches in how to answer it. It is important for students to understand what exactly the quote is saying and what the question is asking. Essen...

Answered by Conor S. English Literature tutor
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To what extent are Medea's action's 'monstrous'? Explore the theme of monstrosity in the play.

Ideally the student should come up with three key themes for this essay on monstrosity e.g. Infanticide, the murder of Jason's new bride and Medea's manipulation of other characters.The introduction shoul...

Answered by Georgina O. English Literature tutor
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How do I analyse an unseen piece of drama or prose?

Although the poem may seem the less daunting choice for the unseen commentary, an analysis of the extract of drama or prose can be equally rewarding. My advice is to treat every text as you would a piece ...

Answered by Vittoria F. English Literature tutor
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