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How can I study the works in order to prepare for the different possible questions on a Paper 2?

In order to prepare for the range of exam questions that may arise in the Paper 2 exam, I would suggest that students first narrow down the number of works they are going to focus on and then use past exa...

Answered by Isabella S. English tutor
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How can the target audience be identified in a text?

Identifying the target audience within a text is essential when trying to analyse one, therefore it is important to learn the ways in which it can be found. The format of a piece of writing is the first a...

Answered by Flavia M. English tutor
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Here is an example of a question they might ask for an essay, give a quick summary of an example response: How might a particular social group be marginalized, excluded or sileinced within a text?

One could consider looking critically at women in advertising where they are specifically under represented.

One could also consider religous groups during a sepcific time period competing for powe...

Answered by Ellora S. English tutor
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How does Wole Soyinka express the disposition of Africans in his poem 'Telephone Conversation'?

Wole Soyinka, in his poem 'Telephone Conversation' highlights an encounter between a white landowner and black client to effectively portray the evident and institutionalised discrimination facing the Afr...

Answered by Devora K. English tutor
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How to develop a point in a written task.

In order to fully develop a point in a written task, one can use the P.E.E. technique, this includes three parts:

Point: Where you raise a point - Henrik Ibsen uses foreshadowing in his play "...

Answered by Luca S. English tutor
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