GCSE – The Crucible – Notes on the Assignment titles
The significance of the crucible title: Define what a crucible is; how is it applicable to the events in Salem (tested and found either pure or wanting); why did Miller use the title – his own...
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Including the commedia dell’arte Large square stage—lines repeated to each side Open air –no lighting Noisy audience –no microphone Alternative distractions available –ale sellers, bear baiting,...
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What A 1 Is the name of the poet who wrote Hitcher? 2 One of the disciples mentioned in Salome? 3 Was what Salome decided she needed to clean up? 4 Is how the character in Hitcher got his message from...
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a) Compare the ways Carol Ann Duffy and Simon Armitage try to make you feel disturbed in ‘Stealing’ and ‘Hitcher.’ Compare: what you think could be disturbing in the poems and how the poets make you...
View Article2008 Higher tier poets answer to question 23
In fact the horror of what happened to her has so twisted her mind that she no longer even recognises herself in, 'the slewed mirror… her myself, who did this / to me?' But the way the...
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