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An Inspector Calls
GCSE Study Guide
- Detailed notes on every aspect of the novel to aid strong comprehension
- Questions and tasks throughout to support learning and revision
- Thorough examination guidance and practice
Importantly includes:
- Exam questions with extracts specific to each examination board
- Extra activities consolidate student understanding of each act
- 'Assessment Objectives in Pupil-Speak' for weaker students
- Creative writing & text transformation opportunities provided
| English Literature | |
|---|---|
| AQA Unit 1: Section A Modern Prose or Drama | Exam: one question from a choice of two. |
| OCR Unit A662: Modern Drama | Exam: one question from a choice of three; one of the questions will be extract-based. |
| WJEC Unit 2: Section A Literary Heritage Drama and Contemporary Prose | Exam: two questions; one of the questions will be extract-based. |
| English Language | |
| AQA Unit 3a: Understanding spoken & written texts and writing creatively (extended reading) | Controlled Assessment: one task from the task bank. Any Literature text is suitable for this unit. |
| OCR Unit A651: Extended Literary Text and Imaginative Writing | Controlled Assessment: one task from a choice of prose, drama, poetry or literary non-fiction tasks.* |
| WJEC Unit 3: Literary reading & creative writing: studying written language: extended literary text | Controlled Assessment: one assignment which is a sustained response to an extended text. The text must either be a Shakespeare play or one from the GCSE English Literature external assessment set text lists, excluding poetry. |
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