125 marks
In what ways does Rossetti strikingly present guilt and punishment in Nick?
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Stories of Ourselves Volume 2 (Cambridge (CIE) IGCSE English Literature): Exam Questions
Exam code: 0475 & 0992
4 hours10 questions
225 marks
How does Schreiner powerfully convey the narrator’s emotions and realisations in The Woman’s Rose?
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325 marks
How does Ellison vividly convey the narrator’s struggles and frustrations in The Black Ball?
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425 marks
In what ways does Anand vividly portray the narrator’s pride and disillusionment in The Gold Watch?
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525 marks
In what ways does Atwood vividly portray the narrator’s anxieties and state of mind in When It Happens?
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625 marks
How does Ballard vividly convey the narrator’s fascination and unease in The Man Who Walked on the Moon?
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725 marks
Explore the ways in which Kincaid portrays memory and self-discovery in A Walk to the Jetty.
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825 marks
How does Gardam powerfully convey the boy’s experiences and emotions in Showing the Flag?
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925 marks
In what ways does Forna movingly explore love and memory in Haywards Heath?
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1025 marks
How does Gunesekera strikingly portray deception and misunderstanding in Fluke?
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