Learn: How to Compare Extract and Whole Novel
AQA GCSE English Literature (8702)
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Why is it important to compare an extract to the whole novel in the GCSE English Literature exam?
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When analysing an extract, it is important to identify its {{blank0}}, examine the use of {{blank1}}, and consider the overall {{blank2}}.
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What should you include when structuring your comparison? (Select all that apply.)
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