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added by tyutyu — Poetry - Frost Poetry - Frost (2020/21)

Notes on Robert Frost by a H1 student.

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Notes on the 5 language genre by a H1 student.

Eavan Boland - Notes Set

added by tyutyu — Poetry - Boland Poetry - Boland (2020/21)

Poetry notes by a H1 student.

H1 Sample Answer - Cultural Context (2018)

added by tyutyu — Comparative - Cultural Context

“Aspects of cultural context affect the extent to which a character can be happy or successful within the world of a text” Discuss. (2018)

H1 Sample Answer - Hamlet (2017)

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Shakespeare’s play Hamlet has been described as “a disturbing psychological thriller”. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this description of the play? (2017)

H1 Sample Answer - Comprehension Q.B - Article

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Write a feature article, for inclusion in a series of newspaper articles entitled: Must-see attractions for tourists, in which you identify one place or public building in Ireland that, in your opinion, tourists should visit and explain your choice. (2013)

H1 Sample Answer - Hamlet (2012)

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“Hamlet’s madness, whether genuine or not, adds to the fascination of his character for the audience.” Discuss this statement, supporting your answer with suitable reference to the play, Hamlet. (2012)

H1 Sample Answer - Discuss the relevancy of Wordsworth’s themes and language in today’s world.

added by Swalsh2020 — Poetry - Wordsworth Poetry - Wordsworth (2020)

Sample answer to poetry question on Wordsworth by a H1 student.

H1 Sample Answer - “In any cultural context, deeply embedded values and attitudes can be difficult to change.” (2013 A)

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Sample answer by a H1 student.

Chapter 1

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Summary Wuthering Heights opens with Mr. Lockwood, a new tenant at Thrushcross Grange, writing in his diary about his visit to his landlord, Mr. Heathcliff. Whi