CCEA • English Literature

This document is a list of quotations from "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" (Chaucer) which I learned for my A Level English Literature exam, for which I received an A*. I hope they're useful! Happy studying!

This document includes questions and answers on "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale", which include useful analysis for essays. Happy studying!

This document explores the context of medieval tales which influenced Chaucer when writing "The Wife of Bath" and "The Canterbury Tales". Happy studying!

This is a 59 page document which includes a line-by-line modern translation of "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" which analysis. This made up the bulk of my notes for A Level English Literature. Happy studying!

This document includes context for "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" by Chaucer as part of A Level English Literature, for which I received an A*. I hope this is useful!

This document includes summaries of several different articles on "The Wife of Bath's Prologue and Tale" by Chaucer. Using these notes I received an A* in this module. Happy studying!

"While we are repulsed by Iago’s evil, we are fascinated by this ingenuity. How far do you agree with this statement?". This is an A Level English Literature essay, with an in-depth essay plan. Happy studying!

How do we judge Othello in the first three acts, especially in Act 3 scene 3? This is an A Level English Literature essay on "Othello" by William Shakespeare which received an A. The essay is colour coded, and I have included an in-depth essay plan. Happy studying!

This is a colour coded essay which analyses the role of Iago in William Shakespeare's "Othello". This is an A Level essay, which received an A. I hope it's useful!

This quotation list covers the major characters in "Othello" by William Shakespeare. With these quotations, I received an A* in my examination on this topic, so I hope it's useful. Happy studying!