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Every Eduqas A-Level English Literature exam question on Unseen prose: 1880 to 1910, 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 9 questions on Unseen prose: 1880 to 1910, as a list
- June 2025, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following passage taken from the opening of the first story in Six Women, a collection of short stories written by Victoria Cross and published in 1
- June 2024, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following extract taken from George Gissing’s novel The Nether World, published in 1889. You must use the supporting extracts which follow the passa
- June 2023, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following extract taken from the opening chapter of the satirical novel The Green Carnation, based upon Oscar Wilde and his social circle. The autho
- June 2022, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following extract from ‘Golden-Brown’, taken from The Open Air, a collection of essays on natural history and the countryside (1885) by the writer R
- Autumn 2021, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following complete short story by the American journalist and writer of short stories Ambrose Bierce, which was published in 1905. You must use the
- Autumn 2020, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following passage from The Silence of Dean Maitland by Maxwell Gray (the pen name of Mary Gleed Tuttiet) published in 1885. In this passage, Alma Le
- June 2019, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following passage from the novel Esther Waters by George Moore, published in 1894. In this opening chapter, George Moore introduces his central char
- June 2018, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following passage from H.G. Wells’ Tono-Bungay, a fictional autobiography of the character, George Ponderovo, published in 1909. You must use the su
- June 2017, Component 3, Q1 (50 marks): Analyse the following passage from Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray published in 1890. You must use the supporting extracts which follow the passage to
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