AQA ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE

AQA-7707-2ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE FINAL MARK SCHEME PAPER 2_EXPLORING CONFLICT-A LEVEL-JUL2024. The Suspicions of Mr Whicher Q3: Read the section of Chapter 18, from ‘In the summer of 1881 Whicher fell ill with gastritis and a stomach ulcer, and on 29 June, after his stomach wall was perforated, he died, aged sixty-six.’ to ‘This love of flowers had originated with Jack Whicher’s father, the Camberwell gardener, and seemed now to have been passed on through the firs...

AQA-7707-1-ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE FINAL MARK SCHEME PAPER 1_TELLING STORIES-A LEVEL-Jul2024. Indicative content Q2: Read the extract printed below. This is from the section of the novel where Walton writes to his sister about his planned voyage to the North Pole. Explore the significance of characters’ ambitions in the novel. You should consider: • the presentation of characters’ ambitions in the extract below and at different points in the novel • the use of fant...

AQA-7707-2-ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE QUESTION PAPER 2_EXPLORING CONFLICT-A LEVEL-Jun24. Section A Writing about Society Answer on one text in this section. Answer both questions on your chosen set text. Either Into the Wild – Jon Krakauer 0 1 Read the section of Chapter 2, from ‘Ken Thompson, the owner of an Anchorage auto-body shop, Gordon Samel, his employee, and their friend Ferdie Swanson, a construction worker, set out for the bus on September 6, 1992, stalking moose....

AQA-7707-1-ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE QUESTION PAPER 1_TELLING STORIES-A LEVEL-May24. 0 1 Compare and contrast how the writers of Text A and Text B express their ideas about the Pompidou Centre in Paris. You should refer to both texts in your answer. [40 marks] Text A Bill Bryson is an American author who has written a number of travel memoirs, as well as popular books on science and languages. Neither Here Nor There: Travels in Europe tells the story of his journey through Europ...