plumiThe Movement: Edexcel A‑Level English Literature questions
Every Edexcel A-Level English Literature exam question on The Movement, 2016–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 18 questions on The Movement, as a list
- June 2025, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which societal expectations are presented in Metamorphosis by Peter Porter and one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant c
- June 2025, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which personal anguish is presented in Answers by Elizabeth Jennings and one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant context
- June 2024, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which mortality is presented in Nothing to be Said by Philip Larkin and one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextu
- June 2024, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which hope is presented in Brooklyn Heights by John Wain and one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors.
- June 2023, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which cruelty is presented in Take One Home for the Kiddies by Philip Larkin and one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant
- June 2023, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which relations between humans and animals are presented in The Wasps’ Nest by George Macbeth and one other poem. You must relate your discu
- June 2022, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which moments of transition are presented in Farewell to Kurdistan by Rosemary Tonks and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion
- June 2022, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which death is presented in Felo De Se by Thomas Blackburn and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual fac
- November 2021, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which significant moments are presented in The Whitsun Weddings by Philip Larkin and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to r
- November 2021, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which victims are presented in A Song about Major Eatherly by John Wain and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant c
- October 2020, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which love is presented in Apology for Understatement by John Wain and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant contex
- October 2020, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which growing older is presented in The Young Ones by Elizabeth Jennings and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant
- June 2019, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which the past is presented in Photograph of Haymaker, 1890 by Molly Holden and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to releva
- June 2019, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which the outsider’s view is presented in Horror Comic by Robert Conquest and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant
- June 2018, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways characters are created in The Miner’s Helmet by George Macbeth and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual fa
- June 2018, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which poets reflect on contemporary life in Nothing to be Said by Philip Larkin and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to re
- June 2017, Paper 3, Q23 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which suffering is presented in Hospital for Defectives by Thomas Blackburn and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to releva
- June 2017, Paper 3, Q24 (30 marks): Explore the ways in which voice is created in Metamorphosis by Peter Porter and in one other poem. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factor
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