York Notes for AQA GCSE (9-1) Rapid Revision Cards: Romeo and Juliet
1st Edition
Published on 2. October 2019
60 pages
978-1-292-29179-6 (ISBN)
Description
Exam Board: AQALevel: GCSE Grade 9-1Subject: English LiteratureIf youre looking for a smart, fast and highly effective way to plan, organise and speed through your AQA GCSE study and revision of William Shakespeares Romeo and Juliet, these clever revision cards are the answer. The 55 compact cards in this nifty pack will walk you through everything you need to succeed in your studies. Characters and quotations, plots and contexts, themes and language its all here. Weve even included special last-minute revision tips and exam practice cards dedicated to building your confidence. Effortlessly tailor and target your study sessions, revise key facts in a flash, build your skills and knowledge of Romeo and Juliet, get to grips with key quotations and race ahead to great results.
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Content
- Front Cover
- Contents
- Chapter 1: Plot and Structure
- 1: Prologue and Act I Scene 1
- What happens?
- 2: Act I Scenes 2-5
- What happens?
- 3: Act II Scenes 1 and 2
- What happens?
- 4: Act II Scenes 3-6
- What happens?
- 5: Act III Scenes 1 and 2
- What happens?
- 6: Act III Scenes 3-5
- What happens?
- 7: Act IV
- What happens?
- 8: Act V
- What happens?
- 9: Form and structure
- How does Shakespeare use form and structure in the play?
- 10: Quick test
- Chapter 2: Setting and Context
- 11: Elizabethan society
- What was Elizabethan society like?
- 12: Italian society
- What was Italiansociety like?
- 13: Settings
- How does Shakespeare use the settings in the play?
- 14: Quick test
- Chapter 3: Characters
- 15: Romeo (Acts I and II)
- What do we learn about Romeo in Acts I and II?
- 16: Romeo (Acts III-V)
- What do we learn about Romeo in Acts III-V?
- 17: Juliet (Acts I and II)
- What do we learn about Juliet in Acts I and II?
- 18: Juliet (Acts III-V)
- What do we learn about Juliet in Acts III-V?
- 19: Mercutio and Tybalt
- What do we learn about Mercutio?
- What do we learn about Tybalt?
- 20: Lord and Lady Capulet
- What do we learn about Lord Capulet?
- What do we learn about Lady Capulet?
- 21: The Nurse and Friar Lawrence
- What do we learn about Nurse?
- What do we learn about Friar Lawrence?
- 22: Benvolio and Paris
- What do we learn about Benvolio?
- What do we learn about Paris?
- 23: Quick test
- Chapter 4: Themes
- 24: Love
- How does Shakespeare present love in the play?
- 25: Fate and free will
- How does Shakespeare present fate and free will?
- 26: Family and marriage
- How does Shakespeare present family and marriage?
- 27: Conflict and honour
- How does Shakespeare present conflict and honour?
- 28: Quick test
- Chapter 5: Language
- 29: Imagery and symbolism
- How does Shakespeare use imagery and symbolism?
- 30: Dramatic techniques
- How does Shakespeare use dramatic techniques?
- 31: Quick test
- Chapter 6: Exam Practice
- 32: The exam
- What do I need to do in the exam?
- What will a question look like?
- What do I need to do to get a good mark?
- 33: Character questions
- 34: Planning your character response
- How can I plan my response?
- What do I focus on?
- How do I get my ideas?
- How do I structure my ideas?
- 35: Grade 5 annotated answer (character)
- What does a Grade 5 answer look like?
- 36: Grade 7+ annotated answer (character)
- What does a Grade 7+ answer look like?
- 37: Practice character questions 1
- 38: Practice character questions 2
- 39: Theme questions
- 40: Planning your theme response
- How can I plan my response?
- How do I focus on?
- How do I get my ideas?
- How do I structure my ideas?
- 41: Grade 5 annotated answer (theme)
- What does a Grade 5 answer look like?
- 42: Grade 7+ annotated answer (theme)
- What does a Grade 7+ answer look like?
- 43: Practice theme questions 1
- 44: Practice theme questions 2
- Chapter 7: Last-Minute Revision
- Key quotations
- 45: Plot
- 46: Setting and context
- 47: Characters
- 48: Themes
- Ideas maps and timelines
- 49: Plot 1
- 50: Plot 2
- 51: Setting and context
- 52: Characters 1
- 53: Characters 2
- 54: Themes 1
- 55: Themes 2
