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D. H. Lawrence and Gillian Clarke (to 2022): Eduqas A‑Level English Literature questions

Every Eduqas A-Level English Literature exam question on D. H. Lawrence and Gillian Clarke (to 2022), 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q11

    June 2022 · Component 1

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  3. Q8

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  4. Q9

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  6. Q9

    Autumn 2020 · Component 1

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  7. Q8

    June 2019 · Component 1

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  8. Q9

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  9. Q8

    June 2018 · Component 1

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  10. Q9

    June 2018 · Component 1

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  11. Q8

    June 2017 · Component 1

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All 12 questions on D. H. Lawrence and Gillian Clarke (to 2022), as a list
  1. June 2022, Component 1, Q11 (60 marks): “Writers are always influenced by past events.” In the light of this comment and with close reference to relevant contexts, explore connections between the ways
  2. June 2022, Component 1, Q12 (60 marks): “Lawrence and Clarke are similar in the ways in which they portray the vulnerability of life.” In the light of this comment and with close reference to relevant
  3. Autumn 2021, Component 1, Q8 (60 marks): With close reference to relevant contexts, explore connections between the ways in which Lawrence and Clarke reveal the world to be “a troubling marriage of gre
  4. Autumn 2021, Component 1, Q9 (60 marks): “Pain at both a personal and a more universal level is often the driving force behind effective poetry.” In the light of this comment and with close reference t
  5. Autumn 2020, Component 1, Q8 (60 marks): “In Clarke’s poetry, life is fragile and always at the mercy of both natural forces and human weakness.” How far would you apply this comment to the poetry of b
  6. Autumn 2020, Component 1, Q9 (60 marks): “It is the close observation of physical detail which most impresses the reader.” In your exploration of connections between the ways in which Lawrence and Clar
  7. June 2019, Component 1, Q8 (60 marks): “Conflict and its consequences are the foundations of poetry.” In the light of this comment, explore connections between the ways in which Lawrence and Clarke p
  8. June 2019, Component 1, Q9 (60 marks): “In both poets’ work, nature is presented as both a source of inspiration and a challenge to humans.” In the light of this comment about the poetry of Clarke an
  9. June 2018, Component 1, Q8 (60 marks): How far would you agree with the view that in both collections we “find social commentaries which are far from sympathetic”? You must analyse in detail at least
  10. June 2018, Component 1, Q9 (60 marks): “So much modern poetry appears to be anchored in an older, more primitive world which the poet reveals beneath the flimsy veneer of civilisation.” In the light
  11. June 2017, Component 1, Q8 (60 marks): “Their close observation of the animal world also provides an opportunity to study mankind.” In the light of this comment, what connections have you found betwe
  12. June 2017, Component 1, Q9 (60 marks): “The poet’s vision gives special significance to everyday objects and events.” In the light of this comment, explore connections between the ways in which Lawre

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