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Every Eduqas GCSE English Literature exam question on The War of the Worlds, 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
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All 8 questions on The War of the Worlds, as a list
- June 2025, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): Write about the narrator in War of the Worlds and how he is presented as important to the novel as a whole. In your response you should: • refer to the extract
- June 2024, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): Write about some of the violent events in War of the Worlds. How are they important to the novel as a whole? In your response you should: • refer to the extract
- June 2023, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): In War of the Worlds the Martian invasion causes law and order to break down. Write about some of the times that law and order breaks down and how Wells present
- June 2022, Component 2B (2022), Q23 (40 marks): You have one hour to answer this question. Write about how Wells presents the destruction and panic caused by the Martians at different points in the novel. In
- November 2020, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): War of the Worlds is about the struggle for survival. Write about the struggle for survival at different points in the novel and how H.G. Wells presents this. I
- June 2019, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): Write about some of the ways people react to the Martian invasion. How are these reactions presented at different points in the novel? In your response you shou
- June 2018, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): Write about how Wells presents the narrator at different points in the novel. In your response you should: • refer to the extract and the novel as a whole • sho
- June 2017, Component 2, Q23 (40 marks): Write about how Wells presents the Martians. How are they important to the novel as a whole? In your response you should: • refer to the extract and the novel a
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