Analysing unseen texts
Guided analysis of an original unseen text's language, structure and purpose, in the style of Paper 1.
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Unseen-text analysis and comparative essay skills, using original invented texts and studied works. Selected topics only, not full syllabus coverage.
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Guided analysis of an original unseen text's language, structure and purpose, in the style of Paper 1.
15 questionsReview and practiseBuilding comparative arguments across two studied works, in the style of Paper 2, using generic placeholder works.
15 questionsReview and practiseClose reading of original poetry and prose extracts, identifying and analysing figurative language, imagery, tone and narrative voice.
15 questionsReview and practiseAnalysing how purpose, audience and genre convention shape speeches, opinion pieces, letters and other non-literary texts.
15 questionsReview and practiseIdentifying and justifying a global issue's presentation within an extract, in preparation for the Individual Oral.
15 questionsReview and practiseStart with foundations, then move through application and challenge. Stages use activity marks and complexity.
Recall core ideas and establish reliable methods.
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Identifying and justifying a global issue's presentation within an extract, in preparation for the Individual Oral.
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