An Inspector Calls Link

An hour clip here, but excellent for the use of Eva Smith in the play:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j4Rkaxr66f4

Conflict Poetry comparison

This might be a useful guide for comparison:


https://prezi.com/xsqagrwuqz-i/copy-of-anthology-conflict/

Literature Poetry

Some of you have said you might find some notes on each poem helpful. I have compiled some revision style cards and will post them below:





London

Ozymandias

Storm on the Island

If you find these useful, let me know and I will post more.

An Inspector Calls

This one is for that play about that family who Priestley uses to explore the idea of collective responsibility.


http://www.litcharts.com/lit/an-inspector-calls/act-1


Try this: Note down each theme and find a quote from each character relating to it. You might not find one for each....

Macbeth

This is one of the best Macbeth revision links, and it costs nothing:


http://www.litcharts.com/lit/Macbeth


Try this: Look at the key quotes- can you work out who said them and explain them to someone?

A Christmas Carol

A superb, colour coded revision link:

http://www.litcharts.com/lit/a-christmas-carol

Try this: Note down the key themes and a quotation about each of them.

The English Literature Exam

The English Literature content is split over 2 papers:


You have studied:

• Poetry- The Anthology- Power and Conflict section
• Drama- An Inspector Calls
• Shakespeare- Macbeth
• Prose- A Christmas Carol

You should know all of the poems in the Power and Conflict section and be able to summarise them as well as identify at least 5 language features for each. All of the other texts should be very familiar to you, but if you need more notes, I will add information over the next few weeks.
See below for the breakdown of each paper:


Paper 1: Macbeth and A Christmas Carol

Paper 2: An Inspector Calls; Power and Conflict Poetry and an Unseen poem (a present from the exam board which you will see on the day).