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The model answer I used for the Unit 1 Controlled Assessment in the A.C.3.2 section that achieved me an A* (UMS 100). Expertly written write ups on designing materials for campaigning for change. WARNING: you may be disqualified from the exam for plagiarism if you hand my work in as your own.

The model answer I used for the Unit 1 Controlled Assessment in the A.C.3.1 section that achieved me an A* (UMS 100). Expertly written write up for plan a campaign for change relating to a crime. WARNING: you may be disqualified from the exam for plagiarism if you hand my work in as your own.

Summary map showing different reactions for each type in organic chemistry and the conditions required. For example, reaction between alkane and Halogenoalkane.

Exam Questions (with some indicative content given for some of the questions)

in depth mind map of A-level eduqas biology with information on everything thats covered in the specification. It specifically focuses on what frequently comes up in exam questions. Aided by annotated diagrams.

Detailed notes on key sene analysis, perfect for those studying DuVernay’s ‘Selma’, for the American film section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. The key scene analysis is divided into separate micro-elements ready to support as evidence in your exam essays. There are also notes on both Ideology and Spectator ship, therefore catering to both question types.

This document encompasses in note form all information needed for those studying Richard Linklater’s ‘Boyhood’ for the American film section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. This document includes detailed scene analysis notes, with evidence divided into separate micro-elements ready to support your exam essays. There are also notes on both Ideology and Spectatorship to cater to both question types.

This document encompasses all information needed for those studying Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Pulp Fiction’, for the experimental section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. This document contains note from key scene analysis with the evidence divided into specific micro elements ready to support your essays. There are also notes on evidence of Post Modernism and Tarantino’s Auteur traits.

This document encompasses all information needed for those studying Kapadia’s documentary ‘AMY’ for the documentary cinema section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. This document includes both key scene analysis to support your essays, and notes on the 4 documentary film theorists that is essential to this part of the exam.

This document encapsulates all information needed for those studying Buster Keaton’s silent shorts for the silent cinema section of the WJEC A Level Film Studies course. This note collection includes detailed key scene analysis, ready to support your exam essays. This document also caters to all exam question types, with cultural context information and colour coding for the Realist and Expressionist elements.