This useful resource gives points, quotes, and perceptive contextual analysis for a range of character and theme-based essay questions. It is arranged in an easy-to-read table with brief notation, summarising the main points for each question. This resource includes plans for all the characters (including the Inspector and Eva Smith) and a range of the most prominent themes (to include social class, gender, responsibility, and the generational conflict).

This resource contains insightful comments and notes on many aspects of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee: Characters: Scout, Atticus, Jem, Aunt Alexandra, Dill, Calpurnia, Arthur 'Boo' Radley, Miss Maudie, Mr BB Underwood, Miss Gates Themes: justice, childhood & maturity, prejudice & racism, courage & conviction, education & learning, empathy & identity, conformity, loneliness, the mockingbird Events: summer with Boo Radley, snow & fire, Christmas at Finch's Landing, Mrs Dubose, Church, the Lynch Mob, the trial, the Missionary Society Context: lists many contextual reference points to draw into your essay, e.g. the Civil Rights Movement, Martin Luther King, the Scottsboro incident, lynch mobs Includes lots of quotations from the book to back-up points Aimed at GCSE students studying the book for English Literature exams

This useful revision guide teaches some of the vital content needed for paper 1 of iGCSE CIE modern world history. The information is condensed from a range of reliable sources, in easy-to-read bullet point notation so that students can revise efficiently and effectively. Furthermore, there are practice questions at the back of each section, anticipating the type of questions which could come up in the real exam. Topics Covered: - The Weimar Republic - The Nazi Party 1920s - The Nazis' Rise to Power - Nazi control of Germany - The effects of the war on Germany and the Holocaust

This useful revision guide teaches some of the vital content needed for paper 1 of iGCSE CIE modern world history. The information is condensed from a range of sources, in easy-to-read bullet point notation so that students can revise efficiently and effectively. Furthermore, there are practice questions at the back of each section, anticipating the type of questions which could come up in the real exam. Topics covered: - The post-war treaties (namely the Treaty of Versailles) - The League of Nations in the 1920s - The League of Nations in the 1930s - The Road to World War II

This gives a full list of statistics definitions, ordered by topic, which will come in handy when revising for GCSE Statistics.

This useful resource gives points, quotes, and contextual links for a range of different theme-based essay questions. It is arranged in an easy-to-read table layout with brief notation summarising the main points for each topic. Themes discussed include social hierarchy, relationships, the brutality of life, loneliness, sexism, racial prejudice, Man vs Nature, setting, ageism, marriage, friendliness, treatment of the mentally handicapped, and the American Dream. There is also a full set of page references for useful quotes ordered by theme included in this pack.

This A-level handout about electron configurations explains principle quantum shells, electron sub-shells, electron orbitals, electron configuration notation, and the use of the periodic table in determining the electron configuration of different atoms.

This useful revision guide teaches you all the content needed for paper 1 of iGCSE CIE modern world history. The information is condensed from a range of sources, in easy-to-read bullet point notation so that students can revise efficiently and effectively. Furthermore, there are practice questions at the back of each section, anticipating the type of questions which could come up in the exam. Topics covered: - The post-war treaties (namely the Treaty of Versailles) - The League of Nations in the 1920s - The League of Nations in the 1930s - The Road to World War II - The Cold War (inc. Yalta and Potsdam, Soviet expansion in eastern Europe, Truman Doctrine and Marshall aid, Berlin blockade and airlift, NATO and the Warsaw Pact, the Korean War, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the war in Vietnam.) - The German depth study, 1918-1945 (inc. the Weimar Republic, Nazi Party in the 1920s, the Nazis' rise to power, Nazi control of Germany, the effect of World War II on Germany and the holocaust.)

This useful revision guide teaches some of the vital content needed for paper 1 of iGCSE CIE modern world history. The information is condensed from a range of sources, in easy-to-read bullet point notation so that students can revise efficiently and effectively. Furthermore, there are practice questions at the back of each section, anticipating the type of questions which could come up in the real exam. Topics covered: - Yalta and Potsdam conferences - Soviet expansion in eastern Europe - the Truman Doctrine and Marshall aid - the Berlin blockade and airlift - NATO and the Warsaw Pact - the Korean War - the Cuban Missile Crisis - the Vietnam War

This A-level handout describes and explains the biochemical tests for reducing and non-reducing sugars, lipids, proteins, and starch. Explanations of analytical techniques are also included, such as paper and thin layer chromatography and the use of colorimeters.

An extensive list of Indian music vocabulary, including different types of instruments, rhythms, and techniques.

A list of all the required definitions for year 1 of A-level OCR Chemistry, including the following topics: - Foundations in Chemistry - Periodic Table and energy - Year 1 organic - Lattice enthalpy

These useful revision quizzes test your knowledge on all the content required for modules P1, P2, and P3 of OCR GCSE Physics. Answers to the quizzes are also included (except for P2). N.B. these have been made for the 2012 specification which is outdated. However, the science involved may still be relevant to the new specification.

This resource includes revision quizzes covering all the content required for modules B1 and B4 of OCR GCSE Biology. Answers to the B1 quiz and half of the B4 quiz are also given. N.B. these have been made for the 2012 specification which is outdated. However, the science involved may still be relevant to the new syllabus.

This resource includes 5 revision quizzes covering all the content required for modules 1 through 5 of GCSE OCR Chemistry. Answers to all the quizzes are included (except for C3). N.B. these have been made for the 2012 specification which is outdated. However, the science involved may still be relevant to the new specification