Structuring the Essay for Eng Lit

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Keywords

The specific themes, ideas or characters that the examiners want you to focus on in an essay question.

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Thesis Statement

A brief summary of the main point or claim your essay is making, including your interpretation of the prompt.

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Assessment Objectives

Criteria set by examiners to evaluate essays, typically including analysis, contextual understanding, and argument clarity.

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Integrated Approach

A writing method where analysis of the extract and the whole play are woven together in the same paragraphs.

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Contextual Factors

Background information, historical or cultural context, that provides insight into Shakespeare’s themes and methods.

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Topic Sentence

The opening sentence of a paragraph that outlines the focus and relevance to the essay question.

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Critically Evaluate

To analyze and assess the significance, implications, or themes presented in a text.

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Foreshadowing

A literary device used by Shakespeare to give an indication or hint of what is to come later in the story.

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Dramatic Irony

A situation where the audience knows more about the events of the play than the characters, adding tension.

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Conclusion

The closing part of an essay that summarizes the key points made and reinforces the thesis.