English Literature A Level

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Examining body OCR There are many benefits to studying English Literature. You will study a range of literary texts including poetry, prose and drama. These texts will cover both pre and post 19th Century. This is a two year course which is examined at the end of the two years.

Course information

Name: English Literature A Level Qualification title: - Qualification type: GCE A/AS Level or equivalent Assessment The first exam is 2 hours 30 minutes. It is closed book and worth 40% of the total marks. In Section A you respond to a Shakespeare text (currently The Tempest). The first part of the question asks you to analyse a given extract from the play; you will need to analyse effects of Shakespeare's choices of language, structure and form. The second part of the question focuses on the whole play; you will need to respond to a given view of the play. In Section B you will have to answer 1 question from a choice of 6 - all questions give a view on literature - you need to respond to the view by comparing the two texts studied (one poetry text and one play written pre-1900 - currently Christina Rossetti's poetry and Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House'). The second exam is 2 hours 30 minutes. It is closed book and worth 40% of the total marks. For the first task you will be given an (unseen) extract from the Gothic genre and will need to analyse the passage, relating your discussion to your reading of the Gothic. For the second task you will have choice of three questions; you will need to compare the two studied novels in response to a view on the Gothic. We currently study Bram Stoker's Dracula and Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber for this unit. There are two coursework tasks worth 20% of the total marks. The first task is a written analysis of a poem (focusing on language, structure and form). The second task is a thematic comparative essay of a play and a prose text. Awarding - Created 20151006 14:25:07 Updated 20170126 00:28:25

Entry requirements

None

Provider

Tring School
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Mortimer Hill Town: Tring

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