Non Fiction Anthology - Paper 1

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing travel writing — perspective and the encounter with the unfamiliar
• 2Comparing travel writers — insider vs outsider perspective
• 3Macdonald — language of grief and falconry: the hawk as surrogate [AO2, Q2]
• 4Yen Mah — childhood memory and the double perspective of the adult narrator [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Zeppa and Macdonald: being in an unfamiliar emotional landscape

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• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing Jan Morris — irony, tone, and historical distance
• 2Comparing Ralston and Zephaniah — crisis and resilience
• 3Ralston — language of physical and psychological survival [AO2, Q2]
• 4Zephaniah — voice, tone, and the politics of register in 'Young and Dyslexic?' [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Ralston and Zephaniah: overcoming limitation and societal expectation

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing travel writing — perspective and the encounter with the unfamiliar
• 2Comparing travel writers — insider vs outsider perspective
• 3Macdonald — language of grief and falconry: the hawk as surrogate [AO2, Q2]
• 4Yen Mah — childhood memory and the double perspective of the adult narrator [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Zeppa and Macdonald: being in an unfamiliar emotional landscape

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing travel writing — perspective and the encounter with the unfamiliar
• 2Comparing travel writers — insider vs outsider perspective
• 3Macdonald — language of grief and falconry: the hawk as surrogate [AO2, Q2]
• 4Yen Mah — childhood memory and the double perspective of the adult narrator [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Zeppa and Macdonald: being in an unfamiliar emotional landscape

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing travel writing — perspective and the encounter with the unfamiliar
• 2Comparing travel writers — insider vs outsider perspective
• 3Macdonald — language of grief and falconry: the hawk as surrogate [AO2, Q2]
• 4Yen Mah — childhood memory and the double perspective of the adult narrator [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Zeppa and Macdonald: being in an unfamiliar emotional landscape

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing Adichie's 'Danger of a Single Story' — perspective and argument
• 2Comparing Adichie and Alagiah on identity — AO3 paragraph
• 3Alagiah — language analysis: presenting experience in Somalia [AO2, Q2]
• 4Herbert — language analysis: admiration and conflict in 'The Explorer's Daughter' [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Adichie and Herbert: observing other cultures as an outsider

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing Adichie's 'Danger of a Single Story' — perspective and argument
• 2Comparing Adichie and Alagiah on identity — AO3 paragraph
• 3Alagiah — language analysis: presenting experience in Somalia [AO2, Q2]
• 4Herbert — language analysis: admiration and conflict in 'The Explorer's Daughter' [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Adichie and Herbert: observing other cultures as an outsider

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (2)

• 1Writing an integrated AO3 comparison paragraph
• 2The CPEE method for AO3 paragraphs

Model answers (1)

• ✓Model answer 1

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing Adichie's 'Danger of a Single Story' — perspective and argument
• 2Comparing Adichie and Alagiah on identity — AO3 paragraph
• 3Alagiah — language analysis: presenting experience in Somalia [AO2, Q2]
• 4Herbert — language analysis: admiration and conflict in 'The Explorer's Daughter' [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Adichie and Herbert: observing other cultures as an outsider

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4

Worked examples (5)

• 1Analysing Jan Morris — irony, tone, and historical distance
• 2Comparing Ralston and Zephaniah — crisis and resilience
• 3Ralston — language of physical and psychological survival [AO2, Q2]
• 4Zephaniah — voice, tone, and the politics of register in 'Young and Dyslexic?' [AO2, Q2]
• 5AO3 comparison — Ralston and Zephaniah: overcoming limitation and societal expectation

Model answers (4)

• ✓Model answer 1
• ✓Model answer 2
• ✓Model answer 3
• ✓Model answer 4