English Literature · GCSE
Hold One Argument to the End
Two answers can know the play equally well and finish far apart. If it is not knowledge that separates them, what is? An argument, not a guided tour; evidence and how much of it; offering a reading, not a verdict; two paragraphs on one quotation, one describing and one arguing, annotated; four sentences that make a paragraph argue; four minutes at the end for the 5% almost nobody spends them on. Eight terms to define, a model answer on whether the reader is allowed to like Scrooge, and the misconceptions that cost marks.
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