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How do I go about choosing quotes to learn for the exam?

It is important to try and make sure each quote has several functions when trying to choose them for the exam. This way, you can minimise the amount of wrote-learning you will have to do and concentrate o...

Answered by Gabrielle M. English Literature tutor
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How do I identify and analyse key themes in a text?

Firstly, read through the text to see if there are any recurring ideas or anything that sticks out to you. Make sure to highlight, and make a note of them on a piece of paper. Texts often have have multip...

Answered by Siobhan E. English Literature tutor
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How do I effectively incorporate context into my essay?

Context is a key part of any essay. You not only have to consider the historical context of the author, of when the story was set but also the literary context and the context of production and reception....

Answered by Jowita K. English Literature tutor
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How should I approach the unseen commentary (IB English Paper 1)?

Paper 1 consists of a prose and a poem. Take a moment at the start of the exam to skim through both and choose a passage for analysis.

Next, dedicate a quarter of your time to reading, highlighting...

Answered by Miyu N. English Literature tutor
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What role does sight play in ‘King Lear’?

The theme of sight and seeing in ‘King Lear’ is very prevalent. Both Lear and Gloucester demonstrate an inability to see their children for who they really are, which plays a great part in their demise. T...

Answered by Rachael D. English Literature tutor
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