AQA · GCSE · 8702 · Untiered

English Literature Revision

Romeo and Juliet, Jekyll and Hyde, An Inspector Calls, all fifteen Power and Conflict poems, comparison and unseen poetry.

Texts, poetry and skills

LIT1Ready to revise

Romeo and Juliet

Love, conflict, family authority and tragic choices in Shakespeare's play.

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LIT2Ready to revise

Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

Duality, secrecy, reputation and responsibility in Stevenson's Gothic novella.

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LIT3Ready to revise

An Inspector Calls

Responsibility, class, gender and the consequences of power in Priestley's drama.

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LIT4Ready to revise

Ozymandias

Ozymandias: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT5Ready to revise

London

London: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT6Ready to revise

Extract from The Prelude

Extract from The Prelude: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT7Ready to revise

My Last Duchess

My Last Duchess: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT8Ready to revise

The Charge of the Light Brigade

The Charge of the Light Brigade: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT9Ready to revise

Exposure

Exposure: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT10Ready to revise

Storm on the Island

Storm on the Island: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT11Ready to revise

Bayonet Charge

Bayonet Charge: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT12Ready to revise

Remains

Remains: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT13Ready to revise

Poppies

Poppies: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT14Ready to revise

War Photographer

War Photographer: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT15Ready to revise

Tissue

Tissue: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT16Ready to revise

The Émigrée

The Émigrée: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT17Ready to revise

Checking Out Me History

Checking Out Me History: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT18Ready to revise

Kamikaze

Kamikaze: meaning, perspective, methods and connections within Power and Conflict.

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LIT19Ready to revise

Power and Conflict: comparison

Power and Conflict: comparison: meaning, perspective, methods and comparison across the anthology.

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LIT20Ready to revise

Unseen poetry

Unseen poetry: meaning, perspective, methods and evidence-led unfamiliar reading.

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Using these resources

Read the complete school texts and licensed anthology alongside the explanations. Paper 1 lasts 1 hour 45 minutes and contributes 40%; Paper 2 lasts 2 hours 15 minutes and contributes 60%. Both are compulsory, closed book and untiered.

Quizzes check knowledge and supported interpretive choices. Demonstrate sustained close reading and comparison through the PLC tasks with teacher feedback. The unseen unit includes original teaching illustrations; practise with a wider range of authentic unfamiliar poems as well.

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