Conceptualised responses to 'A Christmas Carol'
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- Q1Which of the following question words explicitly asks you to focus keenly on the writer's methods?howwhatwhenwhy30s
- Q2What can subject terminology help with in your essay? Choose the most appropriate response.giving a holistic view of the textshowing your knowledge of the textintroduce context meaningfullybeing very specific and precise30s
- Q3After every idea you discuss in an analytical essay, what do you need to do?give a personal responsegive a counter argument to show you are presenting a balanced viewpointlink back to the questiongive context about the writer or the period in which they were writing30s
- Q4Which of these best describes a conceptual response?takes into consideration multiple charactersfocuses predominantly on the context of the textdiscusses every section of the textapplies the same appraoch or idea to each paragraph30s
- Q5Complete the sentence: Your analysis should be explorative and clear - you should explain the ______ of the writer’s methods - not just identify them.Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q6Which of the following ideas would you not include in a conceptualised response to the question: 'In 'A Christmas Carol', how does Dickens present Scrooge?'Scrooge's fear of poverty and how this informs his behaviourScrooge as a miser in Stave 1Fred as the antithesis of ScroogeScrooge's metamorphosis in Stave 5Scrooge learns to empathise with himself and others in Staves 3 and 430s