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Unseen Prose Non-fiction - Question Structure
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Edexcel English Language and Literature A Level- Unseen Prose Non-fiction: Question Structure
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unseen prose non-fiction
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english
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unseen prose non-fiction
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Unseen Prose Non-fiction - Question Structure
Assessment Objectives
AO1
Terminology
Written expression
AO2
Analysis
Evaluation
AO3
Context
Typically, the writer is English or American
The piece could have been written between the 18th century and the 21st century
Exam information
The entire paper is 2.5 hours
Spend about an hour to answer this question
20 marks- the lowest amount of marks across the 2 exams
It is in the same paper as Gatsby and Larkin, Paper Two
If studying Gatsby and Larkin, then the theme of the unseen prose non-fiction will be 'Society and the Individual'
Other themes include 'Love and Loss', 'Encounters', and 'Crossing Boundaries'
Possible ideas/ themes
Collective experiences and loneliness
Age
New experiences
Boredom
City vs. Countryside
Prejudice and discrimination
Hierarchies
Tradition and change
'Critically evaluate how the writer conveys...'
Structure
Establish your argument
The writer's attitude towards...
MAPiT
Mode
Audience
Purpose
Tone
Define the register
Does it meet genre conventions?
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