Here are some practice essay questions for you to complete in the lead up to your English exam!
- Explain how at least one text manipulates the conventions of genres for a particular purpose and context.
- Explore how voice works within at least one text to represent a particular context.
- Evaluate the way narrative point of view is used in two texts to convey specific values.
- Discuss the way in which your understanding of context has influenced your interpretation of the perspectives in at least one text.
- Compare how two texts have been constructed for similar purposes but through different genres.
- Discuss how your attitudes influence your response to the way a controversy is represented in at least one text.
- Compare the effectiveness of the endings of two texts to position their audience to respond strongly to their themes or ideas.
- Reflect on how at least one text works to challenge or endorse a controversial perspective.
- Explore how the patterns of language or structure are used to represent a complex idea in at least one text.
- Account for the differences in the way two texts use generic conventions by considering their contexts.
- Compare how two texts use voice to encourage you to empathise with others outside of your own context.
- Explain how at least one text has transformed or adapted genre to alter an audience’s attitude towards an issue or concept.
- Show how at least one text reveals that the values of individuals are shaped by their circumstances.
- Compare how two texts of different genres respond to the concerns of the same time period.
- Explore how different perspectives on a controversy have been represented in at least one text.
- Discuss how voice has been crafted to reveal an inner or hidden conflict in at least one text.
- Compare how two texts of different modes use textual features to represent a similar idea or theme.
- How have language or structural innovations been used to unsettle an audience in at least one text?
- The beginning and the end of novels are particularly important in establishing the major ideas of a novel. Explore this in relation to a text you have studied.
- Explore how the historical, political or social context of a text has influenced your understanding of the main theme within the novel.
- The representation of ‘other’ within a text can be a political and/or social comment. Discuss with reference to at least one text you have studied
- With reference to at least one text you have studied, discuss how the construction of voice can be powerful in the conception of identity.
- Compare and contrast how two texts that you have studied deal with the same issue, but offer differing perspectives.
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