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The Revision Clock We are going to create a ‘revision clock’ to structure our Macbeth revision. This can be used for any of your literature texts, so have.

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1 The Revision Clock We are going to create a ‘revision clock’ to structure our Macbeth revision. This can be used for any of your literature texts, so have a go at home! It can also be used in other subjects to split your revision into topics.

2 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth

3 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Let’s do the first one together… Macbeth Macbeth

4 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Macbeth

5 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth

6 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth social injustice How the rich treat the poor

7 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth social injustice Fate/superstition

8 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth social injustice Fate/superstition Supernatural

9 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth social injustice Fate/superstition Supernatural Violence/Murder

10 The Revision Clock Macbeth
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth social injustice Fate/superstition Good vs. Evil Supernatural Violence/Murder

11 The Revision Clock Macbeth Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition
social injustice Guilt/morality Fate/superstition Good vs. Evil Supernatural Violence/Murder

12 Can you add the last three themes?
The Revision Clock Can you add the last three themes? Macbeth Lady Macbeth Ambition Macbeth social injustice Guilt/morality Fate/superstition Good vs. Evil Supernatural Violence/Murder

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