English Literature - GCSE English Literature Paper 1 (Shakespeare and Post-1914) June 2024
How to Use This Paper Effectively
Get the most out of your practice session with these tips from experienced teachers
Learn 10–15 short quotations from each text — you'll need them for the 'wider text' sections.
For Shakespeare, comment on dramatic techniques: soliloquy, dramatic irony, stage directions.
Consider the historical context — what would a Victorian/Elizabethan audience think?
Timing is critical — you have multiple sections to complete. Plan your time before you start writing.
Use short, embedded quotations rather than copying out long passages. This shows precision.
What’s on This Paper
Paper 1 covers Shakespeare and the 19th-century novel. You will answer one question on your studied Shakespeare play (with an extract provided) and one question on your studied 19th-century novel (also with an extract). Both questions require you to analyse the extract and then write about the wider text.
Question types you’ll encounter:
Paper Details
Basic Information
- Paper Number:
- Paper 1
- Time Allowed:
- 105 minutes
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