AS & A Level Literature in English (9695) — October–November 2023, Paper 23

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Question 1 · 50 marks · Ian McEwan: Atonement

‘In Atonement events are told and retold from different points of view.’ With this comment in mind, discuss some of the effects McEwan achieves by the use of different narrative…

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Question 2 · 50 marks · Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: Petals of Blood

Discuss the importance of Inspector Godfrey’s investigation to the novel as a whole.

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Question 3 · 50 marks · Stories of Ourselves, Volume 2

‘The writers are interested in women who seek their own course.’ In the light of this comment, discuss the presentation of independent female characters in two stories.

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Question 4 · 50 marks · Mark Twain: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Discuss Twain’s presentation of Huck’s attitudes to crime and wrongdoing.

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Question 5 · 25 marks · Unseen

Either Discuss the presentation of the setting and the characters in the following passage. Consider the writer’s choice of language, structure and narrative methods in your…

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Question 6 · 25 marks · Unseen

Or Comment closely on the presentation of the women’s clothes shop in the following passage. Consider the writer’s choice of language, dialogue and dramatic methods in your answer.

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