GCSE English Language and Literature Review

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Vocabulary terms, assessment objectives, play context, and exam specifications derived from the GCSE English lecture notes.

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Prosperous

Wealthy or successful.

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Portentous

Heavy/ has significant meaning.

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Provincial

Of the countryside.

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An Inspector Calls

A play written by English dramatist J. B. Priestley, first performed in the UK in 1946.

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Stephen Daldry

Director of J. B. Priestley's classic thriller An Inspector Calls.

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Themes

Big ideas and concepts that the writer wants us to think about, such as gender, the world of work, climate, status, and class.

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An Inspector Calls Themes

Status, power, guilt, deception, appearance vs reality, and social class.

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AO1

Understand a text, interpret it, and break up ideas with evidence; demonstrate a close knowledge and understanding of texts, maintaining a critical style and presenting an informed personal engagement ( worth 15 marks).

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AO2

Analyse writers' methods—including language, form (play, stage directions), and structure (position / placement)—to create meanings and effects (worth 15 marks).

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GCSE English Language Paper 1

A 2 hour 15 minute written exam on Non-Fiction Texts and Transactional Writing, worth 60% of GCSE (90 marks total), featuring Section A (3 short answer, 1 analytical, 1 comparison question) and Section B (non-fiction persuasive writing).

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GCSE English Language NEA

Poetry & Prose Imaginative Writing coursework worth 40% of GCSE (60 marks total), divided into Assignment A (Poetry and Prose, 30 marks) and Assignment B (Imaginative Writing, 30 marks).

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GCSE English Literature Paper 1

A 2 hour written exam on Poetry and Modern Prose worth 60% of GCSE (90 marks total), containing Section A (Unseen Poetry, 20 marks), Section B (Poetry Anthology, 30 marks), and Section C (Of Mice and Men, 40 marks).

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GCSE English Literature Paper 2

A 1 hour 30 minute written exam on Modern Drama & Literary Heritage Texts worth 40% of GCSE (60 marks total), containing Section A (An Inspector Calls, 30 marks) and Section B (Romeo & Juliet, 30 marks).