FULL MARK GCSE OCR ENGLISH LITERATURE MACBETH ESSAY: Act 1, Scene 1: ‘Explore how Shakespeare creates a dramatic and significant moment in this extract’

FULL MARKS OCR ENGLISH LITERATURE MACBETH ESSAY: ‘Explore how Shakespeare presents guilt in this extract and elsewhere in the play’

FULL MARKS GCSE OCR ENGLISH LIT AN INSPECTOR CALLS PART A 'An Inspector Calls by JB Priestly and Di and Viv and Rose by Amelia Bullmore a. Compare how difficult relationships are presented in these two extracts’

FULL MARKS GCSE ENGLISH LITERATURE OCR AN INSPECTOR CALLS PART B: b. Explore a moment in An Inspector Calls where responsibility is presented.

FULL MARKS GCSE OCR ENGLISH LIT AN INSPECTOR CALLS PART B: DIFFICULT RELATIONSHIPS

2 OCR English Literature Women in Literature detailed Essay Plans with all the assessment objectives and comparative topic sentences: ‘Women in Literature are depicted as each other’s strongest rivals’ and ‘Literature by and about women suggests their lives are full of compromise’

‘A Doll’s House’ and ‘The Merchant’s Tale and Prologue’ FULL exemplar essay: ‘Fulfilment in life can be achieved through unexpected means’

Exemplar A level English Literature OCR Women in Literature comparative paragraph. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘Women in literature are often presented as isolated and confined’

Exemplar A level English Literature OCR Women in Literature comparative paragraph. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘Motherhood is central to literature by and about women’

A Doll’s House and The Merchant’s Prologue and Tale: ‘Literature shows that characters are capable of significant change’ exemplar essay

Women in Literature A level English Literature OCR exemplar critical appreciation: ‘Apple Tree Yard’ . FULL MARKS

Exemplar A level English Literature OCR Women in Literature comparative paragraph. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘Women in Literature are often presented as being in control of the social world and social gatherings’

Exemplar A level OCR English Literature women in literature comparison paragraph. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘Women in Literature are depicted as each other’s strongest rivals’

Exemplar A level English Literature OCR Women in Literature comparative essay. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘All women in literature struggle to have their voices heard’

Exemplar A level English Literature OCR Women in Literature comparative paragraph. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘Education is an important part of the female role in literature’

Exemplar A level English Literature OCR Women in Literature comparative paragraph. Mrs Dalloway and Sense and Sensibility: ‘Female voices are often silenced in literature by and about women’

This is a 100% A level essay (OCR) - Mrs Dalloway and Sense ans Sensibility, on the theme of female characters being forced into silence

Women in Literature critical appreciation ALL context, wider links, language features, critics’ quotes and stock phrases to use in essays - this is essenitally all the information you need for the critical appreciation in paper 2 OCR A level English.

This is a booklet containing ALL of the important key quotes (grouped by moment and theme), analysis, detailed context and critics’ quotes. This is everything you need for the A level OCR English Literature exam - A* level revision material.