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19th-century novel

From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
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A Christmas Carol Focus on Scrooge's visit with the Ghost of Christmas Present to the Cratchits' Christmas dinner. Explore how Dickens presents the Cratchit family at this point in the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(b)20 marks
A Christmas Carol Explain how Dickens explores the importance of generosity elsewhere in the novel. In your answer you must consider the context of the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(a)20 marks
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Focus on the 'Story of the Door', where Enfield describes Hyde trampling the child. Explore how Stevenson creates a sense of horror at this point in the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(b)20 marks
The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Explain how Stevenson explores secrecy elsewhere in the novel. In your answer you must consider the context of the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(a)20 marks
Frankenstein Focus on the night Victor brings the creature to life. Explore how Shelley presents Victor's feelings at this point in the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(b)20 marks
Frankenstein Explain how Shelley explores isolation elsewhere in the novel. In your answer you must consider the context of the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(a)20 marks
Pride and Prejudice Focus on Mr Darcy's first proposal to Elizabeth at Hunsford. Explore how Austen presents the conflict between them at this point in the novel.
From Paper 2: 19th-century novel and poetry since 1789
1(b)20 marks
Pride and Prejudice Explain how Austen explores the theme of marriage elsewhere in the novel. In your answer you must consider the context of the novel.
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19th-century novel Exam Questions: Edexcel GCSE English Literature | Plasmo