Question 1
How does Priestley present what life is like for women in An Inspector Calls ?
Write about:
• what life is shown to be like for women in the play
• how Priestley presents what life is like for women.
[34 marks]
How does Priestley present what life is like for women in An Inspector Calls ?
Write about:
• what life is shown to be like for women in the play
• how Priestley presents what life is like for women.
[34 marks]
How does Priestley present the different ways older and younger characters respond to the Inspector?
Write about:
• the different ways older and younger characters respond to the Inspector
• how Priestley presents the different ways older and younger characters respond to the Inspector.
[34 marks]
How far does Russell present Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Lyons as very different kinds of mother in Blood Brothers ?
Write about:
• what Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Lyons say and do
• how far Russell presents Mrs Johnstone and Mrs Lyons as very different kinds of mother.
[34 marks]
How far does Russell present Edward as a likeable character in Blood Brothers ?
Write about:
• what Edward says and does
• how far Russell presents Edward as likeable.
[34 marks]
How does Bennett present the different ways Posner and Rudge respond to Hector in The History Boys ?
Write about:
• how Posner and Rudge respond to Hector
• how Bennett presents the ways Posner and Rudge respond to Hector.
[34 marks]
How does Bennett present different views about the purposes of education in The History Boys ?
Write about:
• some of the views about the purposes of education that are presented in the play
• how Bennett presents these views.
[34 marks]
How does Kelly explore ideas about guilt in DNA ?
Write about:
• what some of the characters say and do
• how Kelly presents ideas about guilt in the play.
[34 marks]
How far does Kelly present Leah as a likeable character in DNA ?
Write about:
• what Leah says and does
• how far Kelly presents Leah as a likeable character.
[34 marks]
How does Stephens present Christopher’s experience of being a teenager in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ?
Write about:
• what Christopher says and does
• how Stephens presents Christopher’s experience of being a teenager.
[34 marks]
How does Stephens present Christopher wanting to be independent in The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time ?
Write about:
• examples of Christopher wanting to be independent
• how Stephens presents Christopher wanting to be independent.
[34 marks]
How does Delaney present male attitudes to women in A Taste of Honey ?
Write about:
• male attitudes to women in the play
• how Delaney presents male attitudes to women.
[34 marks]
How far does Delaney present Jo as a likeable character in A Taste of Honey ?
Write about:
• what Jo says and does
• how far Delaney presents Jo as a likeable character.
[34 marks]
How far does Golding present Ralph as a strong character in Lord of the Flies ?
Write about:
• what Ralph says and does
• how far Golding presents Ralph as a strong character.
[34 marks]
How does Golding present violence and its effects in Lord of the Flies ?
Write about:
• examples of violence and its effects in the novel
• how Golding presents violence and its effects.
[34 marks]
How do writers present ideas about suffering and grief in ‘Odour of Chrysanthemums’ and in one other story from Telling Tales ?
Write about:
• suffering and grief in the two stories
• how the writers present suffering and grief.
[34 marks]
How do writers present a family in conflict in ‘A Family Supper’ and in one other story from Telling Tales ?
Write about:
• families in conflict in the two stories
• how the writers present families in conflict.
[34 marks]
How does Orwell present the reasons for Snowball’s defeat in Animal Farm ?
Write about:
• what happens to Snowball
• how Orwell presents Snowball’s defeat.
[34 marks]
How does Orwell use what happens to the Seven Commandments to explore ideas about the revolution?
Write about:
• what happens to the Seven Commandments
• how Orwell uses the Seven Commandments to explore ideas about the revolution.
[34 marks]
How far does Ishiguro present Kathy as a likeable character?
Write about:
• what Kathy says and does
• how far Ishiguro presents Kathy as a likeable character.
[34 marks]
How does Ishiguro present the relationship between carers and donors in Never Let Me Go ?
Write about:
• what the carers and donors say and do
• how Ishiguro presents the relationship between the carers and donors.
[34 marks]
How far does Syal present the relationship between Meena and Robert as important in Anita and Me ?
Write about:
• what Meena and Robert’s relationship is like
• how Syal presents Meena and Robert’s relationship.
[34 marks]
How does Syal use the character of Meena to explore ideas about growing up in Anita and Me ?
Write about:
• what Meena says and does
• how Syal uses the character of Meena to explore ideas about growing up.
[34 marks]
How does Kelman present the ways people are affected by where they live in Pigeon English ?
Write about:
• some of the ways people are affected by where they live
• how Kelman presents the ways people are affected by where they live.
[34 marks]
How does Kelman present Harrison’s relationships with his family in Pigeon English ?
Write about:
• examples of Harrison’s relationships with his family
• how Kelman presents these relationships.
[34 marks]
Compare how poets present relationships between parents and children in ‘Before You Were Mine’ and in one other poem from ‘Love and relationships’.
[30 marks]
Compare how poets present the effects of power in ‘My Last Duchess’ and in one other poem from ‘Power and conflict’.
[30 marks]
2 7. 1 In ‘Scaffolding’, how does the poet present the speaker’s feelings about their relationship?
[24 marks]
2 7. 2 In both ‘Yours’ and ‘Scaffolding’, the speakers describe their feelings about the strength of romantic relationships.
What are the similarities and/or differences between the methods the poets use to present these feelings?
[8 marks]
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