The Best Way To Revise for GCSE Jekyll + Hyde
First off, it’s quite a short book so I’d really recommend re-reading the whole thing - it doesn’t take long. If you struggle to read on paper, listen to an audiobook and read at the same time, or just listen to the audio while you’re doing other things, if you don’t have much free time to revise.
What is the real point of Dr Lanyon’s character? Full Character Breakdown
Dr Lanyon is a difficult figure to understand - he’s a scientist, like Dr Jekyll, and has been a close friend and associate of both Jekyll and Utterson since their younger days at university. In some ways, he’s very similar to Jekyll - both are accomplished in their field and respected in society.
Free Study Guide for Jekyll + Hyde!
Here’s a free 94 page study guide for ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’, made by Edexcel but also suitable for other exam boards, such as AQA. We hope it’s useful for you!
Othello AQA Tragedy: How to do the Extract Question
For ‘Aspects of Tragedy’ A Level (AQA, 7717 English Literature B), you have to write two separate questions on Othello: An extract or passage-based question that focuses on close reading and linguistic analysis, and a wider reading general essay question that focuses more on themes and context. This post takes you through how to do the extract question.
Question for AQA Jekyll + Hyde 2023
In Robert Louis Stevenson's The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, the opening chapter introduces a chilling account that sets the tone for the novel's exploration of duality and human nature. In the 2023 AQA GCSE English Literature exam, students were presented with the following extract, where Mr. Enfield recounts to Mr. Utterson his unsettling encounter with Mr. Hyde.
How to Craft the Perfect Cambridge IGCSE Poetry Analysis Essay
The Cambridge IGCSE poetry analysis essay provides an excellent opportunity for students to demonstrate their analytical and interpretative skills. Whether you're exploring the theme of a poem, examining its use of literary devices, or analysing the tone and mood, writing a strong essay requires a structured approach, clear arguments, and a deep understanding of the text.
Make Your Own Ted Hughes Cambridge IGCSE Poetry Exam Questions!
Studying Ted Hughes’ poetry for the Cambridge IGCSE can be both fascinating and challenging. His intense imagery, deep connections to nature, and powerful themes offer a lot to explore. To prepare effectively for the exam, creating your own practice questions is a fantastic way to test comprehension and analytical skills. Here’s a guide to crafting high-quality exam questions based on Hughes’ poetry.
Jekyll + Hyde: Secrecy and Reputation
This post gives you a full breakdown of the themes of Secrecy and Reputation in The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. You can use these ideas in essays as the ‘Points’ in PEE paragraphs; you can also use them more generally during your analysis of quotations. Be sure to also develop your own thoughts and opinions on these points as well, so you’re integrating your ‘personal response’ into analysis.
Ted Hughes: Grade 9 Full Mark Essay Example
In this post, you will find a full mark example essay that delves into Hughes’ poetic brilliance. Whether you're a student aiming for academic success or simply a literature enthusiast seeking inspiration, this essay will provide valuable insights into analysing Hughes’ poetry at the highest level.
How to Answer The Jekyll + Hyde June 2022 Exam Question (Dr Jekyll as a Mysterious Character)
This post will explain how to approach the Jekyll + Hyde AQA GCSE exam question, and how to properly structure an English Literature essay.
Jekyll + Hyde: The June 2022 Exam Question (Dr Jekyll as a Mysterious Character)
In this blog post, we delve into the June 2022 exam question that examined Dr. Jekyll's role as a mysterious character in Robert Louis Stevenson's Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, exploring how Stevenson masterfully crafts suspense and intrigue around Jekyll’s dual nature and hidden secrets.
Jekyll + Hyde: Grade 8 Example Essay - Threatening Atmosphere
Here’s a high grade example essay for ‘The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’. It was completed by a student, but not in timed conditions - the topic is atmosphere, in particular the ways in which Stevenson creates an air of menace and threat throughout the novella. Teacher grading and feedback has been given below.