1. 1 How does Sir Danvers Carew die?
What does English Language Paper 1 Question 2 focus on?
What device is used here, and why?
Cannon to right of them,
Cannon to left of them,
Cannon in front of them
4) What was Jekyll trying to achieve with his experiments? Did it work?
5) In what year was ‘An Inspector Calls’ set, and why is this important? 1

2. 2 What’s Romeo up to at the start of the play? Why is this important?
How does Lanyon feel about Jekyll’s experiments?
What device is used here, and why?
Our brains ache, in the merciless iced east winds that knive us…
4) Describe the doorway used by Mr Hyde to Jekyll’s dissecting room.
5) What does English Language Paper 2 Question 4 ask you to do? 2

3. 3 Who says ‘a plague on both your houses’, and why?
What happens in ‘My Last Duchess’?
Why did Mr Birling sack Eva Smith?
4) How does Darwin’s theory of evolution relate to Jekyll and Hyde?
5) What does English Language Paper 2 Question 3 ask you to do? 3

4. 4 Who has a ‘wrinkled lip and sneer of cold command’?
What happens in ‘Kamikaze’?
How did Eric know Eva Smith?
4) Where does Romeo go immediately after the Capulet ball? Why?
5) What does English Language Paper 1 Question 3 ask you to do? 4

5. 5 What does Juliet mean when she says ‘wherefore art thou Romeo’?
How does the Prince show himself to be a weak leader?
How did Sheila know Eva Smith?
4) What is ‘Remains’ about?
5) Who wrote the poem ‘London’, and what do they think about London? 5

6. ‘Ozymandias’ has 14 lines. What does this mean? Why has it been done?
What form of poetry is the Prologue? Why?
What happens to Tybalt in ‘Romeo and Juliet’?
4) Who tells Utterson about Hyde trampling over the little girl?
5) Describe the lighting of ‘An Inspector Calls’. 6

7. 7 Shelley, Blake and Wordsworth are all _______ poets.
What does Mr Hyde look like?
Why does Mrs Birling refuse Eva Smith charity support?
4) What social system does Mr Birling represent?
5) How do Romeo and Juliet die? 7

8. 8 Who says ‘You were the wonderful fairy Prince.’ Why do they say it?
What’s the maid’s name in An Inspector Calls?
‘We are prepared: we build our houses squat’ are the first words of which poem?
4) What social system does the Inspector represent?
5) Who does Capulet want his daughter to marry, and why? 8

9. In which poem does someone ‘release a songbird from its cage’, and why?
What’s the moral message of ‘An Inspector Calls’?
Why is ‘ape-like’ repeatedly said about Hyde?
4) What are the Birling’s celebrating at the start?
5) When/where do Romeo and Juliet first meet? 9

10. 10 Where is An Inspector Calls set?
What does Arthur Birling brag about to Gerald?
Why does Capulet want Paris to wait before marrying Juliet at the start of the play?
4) What is Agard’s message in ‘Checkin’ Out Me History’?
5) Why is Hyde named in Dr Jekyll’s will at the start? 10

11. 11 Explain the importance of Eva Smith’s name.
How do people always feel when they meet Mr Hyde?
What type of imagery do Romeo and Juliet share when they first meet? Why?
4) What is Duffy’s message in ‘War Photographer’?
5) Complete and explain: ‘It is the east, and Juliet is…’ 11

12. 12 Explain the importance of Inspector Goole’s name.
What does troglodytic mean and who does it describe?
What type of imagery does Romeo use to describe his love for Rosaline? Why?
4) Complete and explain: ‘His bloody life in…’
5) Complete and explain: ‘The Germans don’t want…’ 12

13. 13 Why does the apothecary agree to sell Romeo poison?
What happens in the Palace Bar?
What does Sheila say about her engagement ring and why is it important?
4) Complete and explain: ‘My devil had long been caged: it came out…’
5) Why does Owen repeat ‘but nothing happens’? 13

14. What does Mr. Guest tell Utterson about the handwriting on the letter from Hyde?
Who tries to prevent the fight in Act 1 of R&J?
How does Eric describe his relationship with his father?
How does Hughes present the soldier as unprepared in ‘Bayonet Charge’?
How does the soldier in ‘Remains’ try to forget his actions? 14

15. 15 How are Romeo and Juliet ‘star-cross’d lovers’?
Who has visited ‘Belfast. Beirut. Phnom Penh.’? How have these places been chosen for effect?
How is the original city described negatively in ‘The Emigree’?
How is the original city described positively in ‘The Emigree’?
What happens to Hyde at the end of the story? 15

16. 16 How is nature shown to be powerful in ‘Storm On The Island’?
How is nature shown to be more powerful than humans in ‘Ozymandias’?
What does Language Paper 1 Q4 ask you to do?
How does Juliet feel following the death of Tybalt?
How does Dr Jekyll try to ‘play the part’ of a Victorian gentleman? 16

17. 17 How does the kamikaze pilot’s family treat him in ‘Kamikaze’? Why?
Compare the physical statures of Jekyll and Hyde. Explain why this is.
Describe the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets.
How do the Montague and Capulet families react to the death of Romeo & Juliet?
What does Alderman Meggarty do in AIC? 17

18. 18 How does Lanyon describe Jekyll’s experiments?
Who does Tennyson blame for the loss of life in ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’?
Describe the relationship between Juliet & the nurse.
How does Priestley portray different generations as being different?
Who does Mrs Birling blame the most in AIC? 18

19. 19 What is significant about Mr Hyde’s handwriting?
What is Agard angry about in ‘Checkin’ Out Me History’?
Why does Capulet decide Juliet should marry Paris after all?
What’s the symbolic meaning of ‘she drank some disinfectant’ in AIC?
What layout features need to be included if you’re asked to write a letter on Language Paper 2? 19

20. What does Hyde do before being described as ‘like some damned juggernaut’?
What’s the story in ‘The Prelude’?
Where is the poem ‘Remains’ written about?
Complete and explain: ‘There are millions and millions and millions…’
Who says “Peace? I hate the word, as I hate hell, all Montagues, and thee.”? 20