Quotation Application #1 Literature 1 Section A. Extract from 1.2. Section B. and Hyde’: Extract from Chapter 4. ‘Macbeth’: ‘Jekyll Starting with this extract, how does Shakespeare present How does Stevenson present the theme of innocence and Macbeth as a powerful character? evil within humans in this extract and in the novel as a Extract: Macbeth’ to gentleman’ whole? Extract: maid servant’ to maid fainted’ ‘brave ‘worthy ‘A ‘the Bigger Bigger Picture Picture Point & Point & Quote Quote Point & Point & Quote Quote Point & Point & Quote Quote Point & & Quote Quote Literature 2 Section A. Inspector Calls’: Section B. Power and Conflict Poetry ‘An How does Priestley present Mr Birling in Compare how poets present ideas about fear in of the Light ‘An ‘Charge Inspector Calls’? OR Brigade and one other poem. How does Priestley present different ideas Meaning and Ideas Structure and Language about blame and taking responsibility in ‘An Celebrates bravery and lack Repetition Inspector Calls’? Charge of fear: the charge Refrain: the ‘Honour ‘Cannon’ ‘rode Circle question: Birling Responsibility of the they made” six hundred’ not’ ‘theirs Light They enter battle despite Semantic of Brigade low chances of death’ celebration: ‘jaws ‘hero’ ‘noble’ ‘honour’ Bigger Patriotic vs lack of patriotism Metaphors & similes Picture Bayonet Charge No fear vs fear of nature Repetition & Personification Point & The Quote Prelude No fear vs everlasting fear Metaphors & Repetition Point & Remains Quote Lack of fear: collective vs indiv Personification & Metaphors & The Quote Emigree No fear vs fear everywhere Metaphors & Repetition & London Quote
Quotation Application #1 Literature 1 Section A. ‘Macbeth’: Extract from 1.2. Starting with this extract, how does Shakespeare present Macbeth as a powerful character? Extract: ‘brave Macbeth’ to ‘worthy gentleman’ Section B. ‘Jekyll and Hyde’: Extract from Chapter 4. How does Stevenson present the theme of innocence and evil within humans in this extract and in the novel as a whole? Extract: ‘A maid servant’ to ‘the maid fainted’ Bigger Picture Bigger Picture Point & Quote Point & Quote Point & Quote Point & Quote Point & Quote Point & Quote Point & Quote & Quote Literature 2 Section A. ‘An Inspector Calls’: How does Priestley present Mr Birling in ‘An Inspector Calls’? OR How does Priestley present different ideas about blame and taking responsibility in ‘An Inspector Calls’? Circle question: Birling Responsibility Section B. Power and Conflict Poetry Compare how poets present ideas about fear in ‘Charge of the Light Brigade and one other poem. Meaning and Ideas Structure and Language Charge of the Light Brigade Celebrates bravery and lack of fear: ‘Honour the charge they made” They enter battle despite low chances ‘jaws of death’ Repetition Refrain: ‘Cannon’ ‘rode the six hundred’ ‘theirs not’ Semantic of celebration: ‘hero’ ‘noble’ ‘honour’ Bigger Picture Bayonet Charge Patriotic vs lack of patriotism Metaphors & similes Point & Quote The Prelude No fear vs fear of nature Repetition & Personification Point & Quote Remains No fear vs everlasting fear Metaphors & Repetition & Quote The Emigree Lack of fear: collective vs indiv Personification & Metaphors & Quote London No fear vs fear everywhere Metaphors & Repetition
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