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How would I approach an unseen poetry question?

Tackling an unseen text, especially a poem, may seem daunting at first. However, the more you practice - the more comfortable you will become with close critical analysis, and you may soon even find it en...

Answered by Tutor111767 D. English Literature tutor
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What kind of strategy is best when revising for the English Literature exam?

First of all cover the basics. Find out your exam date as early as possible, its duration and whether or not it is closed book. This last part is especially important as it dictates the emphasis on learni...

Answered by Ellie G. English Literature tutor
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How would I start to answer an unseen prose/poetry question?

Unseen prose and poetry can seem scary, but it's actually really simple to get your head around what the author of the piece is actually trying to say, as well as how you can best answer the question. Fir...

Answered by Ella F. English Literature tutor
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How should I learn quotations in a closed-book exam?

Depending on the type of learner you are, you can learn quotations in a number of different ways. There are three main types of learning - kinetic, visual, and auditory. Now, if you are a kinetic learner,...

Answered by Myung J. English Literature tutor
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How do I demonstrate good close reading in an exam?

The key to good close reading is understanding the text: read the passage through slowly and carefully, and make sure you understand what’s happening. If it’s a poem, what is the poet trying to say? Or wh...

Answered by Corinne C. English Literature tutor
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