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English Literature · OCR J352 · Exploring poetry and Shakespeare · November 2021

OCR GCSE English Literature Exploring poetry and Shakespeare November 2021 question paper J352/02

2h 80 marks

OCR J352 · Component 2

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Question 1

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a) Compare how these poems present happy relationships.

You should consider:

• ideas and attitudes in each poem

• tone and atmosphere in each poem

• the effects of the language and structure used.

AND

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(b)

b) Explore in detail how one other poem from your anthology presents feelings of joy in love.

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Question 2

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a) Compare how these poems present the widespread effects of conflict.

You should consider:

• ideas and attitudes in each poem

• tone and atmosphere in each poem

• the effects of the language and structure used.

AND

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b) Explore in detail one other poem from your anthology which presents conflict damaging the lives of people not directly involved.

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Question 3

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a) Compare how these poems present relationships between parents and children.

You should consider:

• ideas and attitudes in each poem

• tone and atmosphere in each poem

• the effects of the language and structure used.

AND

[20]

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b) Explore in detail one other poem from your anthology which presents happy feelings within a

relationship between youth and age.

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November 2021 QP - Component 2 (21) OCR English Literature GCSE

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