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AS and A-level English Literature A. 7711, 7712. Find all the information, support and resources you need to deliver our specification. Teaching from: September 2015. Exams from: 2016 (AS), 2017 (A-level) QAN code: 601/5259/X, 601/5327/1.
AQA GCSE English Literature. Verified Content. Use expert-verified flashcards to revise for your AQA GCSE English Literature exam. Choose your text. Shakespeare. Macbeth. Much Ado About Nothing. Romeo & Juliet. The Merchant of Venice. Post 1914 Prose & Drama. An Inspector Calls. Blood Brothers. Lord of the Flies. 19th Century Prose.
Past Paper | Mark Scheme. AQA GCSE English Literature (8702) (NEW SPEC) November 2020. GCSE English Literature Paper 1 - Shakespeare and the 19th-century novel. Past Paper | Mark Scheme. GCSE English Literature Paper 2 - Modern texts and poetry. Past Paper | Mark Scheme. AQA GCSE English Literature (8702) (NEW SPEC) June 2019.
You can find all AQA English Literature GCSE (8702) Paper 1 past papers and mark schemes below: Question Papers. June 2017 QP. June 2018 QP. June 2019 QP. June 2020 QP. June 2021 QP - 1M. June 2021 QP - 1N. June 2021 QP - 1P. June 2022 QP - 1M. June 2022 QP - 1N. June 2022 QP - 1P. Specimen (2022) QP - 1M. Specimen (2022) QP - 1N.
GCSE AQA English Literature Revision - Revisely. Back to GCSE Revision. NEW: Try Revisely's AI Flashcard Generator to automatically transform your notes or textbook into flashcards. General. Past Papers. Specification. Notes. Paper 1: Macbeth 2. Paper 1: Romeo and Juliet. Paper 1: Lord of the Flies. Paper 1: Jekyll and Hyde 2.
new AQA English Literature A specification • to provide guidance on using the English Literature A: A/AS Level for AQA Student Book that has been written to accompany this specification as a support for your students in and beyond the classroom. This Teacher’s Resource for the most part follows the
Instructions. Use black ink or black ball-point pen. Do not use pencil. Write the information required on the front of your answer book. The Paper Reference is 8702/1. Answer one question from Section A and one question from Section B. You must not use a dictionary.
