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Words on a Page, Marks in the Bank
AQA GCSE English Literature · Paper 2 · An Inspector Calls Closed-book exam: you must know the whole text Enquiry: why does structure earn marks?
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Exam Skills: Essay Structure for An Inspector Calls

By BA Library

English Literature · GCSE · AQA

Planning and structuring a top-band exam response on the play.

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Paper 1: How It Is Assessed
  • Paper 1 = 50% of GCSE English Language
  • Section A: one literary fiction source
  • Four reading questions, then Section B writing
  • Reading assesses AO1, AO2, AO4 (analysis skills)
  • Writing assesses AO5, AO6 (content and accuracy)
  • Q3 targets AO2: explain structure and effects
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Paper 1, Question 3: Analysing Structure (AQA GCSE English Language)

By Isabella Lassman

English Language · GCSE · AQA

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Organisation
The Hierarchy of Organisation
Cells are the basic building blocks of all living organisms, and they are organised into progressively larger, more complex levels. Each level builds on the last: cells form tissues, tissues form organs, organs form organ systems, and organ systems work together to form the whole organism.
Cell → Tissue → Organ → Organ System → Organism
Example
A single muscle cell joins with other muscle cells to form muscle tissue; this tissue combines with other tissues to form the stomach, which is part of the digestive system – a key organ system in the human organism.
The Hierarchy of Organisation
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Principles of Organisation: Animal Tissues, Organs and Organ Systems

By Isabella Lassman

Biology · GCSE · AQA

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plant cells magnified microscope view
Cell Structure: Animal and Plant Cells
Cells are the basic unit of life. AQA GCSE Biology 4.1 – all cell sizes measured in micrometres (μm\mu m).
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Cell Structure: Animal and Plant Cells

By BA Library

Biology · GCSE · AQA

Comparing animal and plant cell structure, organelles and their functions.

Used by 1 teacher
Energy Stores and Energy Transfers
AQA GCSE Physics | Energy Topic | Lesson 1 Specification 4.1 – Energy | 4.1.1 – Energy Stores and Systems
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Energy Stores and Energy Transfers

By BA Library

Physics · GCSE · AQA

The energy stores, transfer pathways, and conservation of energy.

Used by 2 teachers
Newton's Three Laws of Motion
AQA GCSE Physics 4.5.6.2 | Forces, motion and interactions One lesson, three laws: inertia, F=maF = ma, and action–reaction
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Newton's Three Laws of Motion

By BA Library

Physics · GCSE · AQA

Newton's three laws explained with everyday examples and worked calculations.

Used by 2 teachers
Why Does Order Matter?
Why do playwrights deliberately rearrange, delay and withhold information, and how does the order of events shape the tension we feel?
empty theatre stage red seats
9 slides

Dramatic Devices and Structure

By BA Library

English Literature · GCSE · AQA

Priestley's use of dramatic irony, structure and the Inspector as a device.

Used by 1 teacher
Victorian London street gaslight fog
Themes of Responsibility and Class
AQA GCSE English Literature — two linked themes across your set texts Enquiry: who is responsible — and to whom? Assessment focus: AO1 (informed response, textual evidence) and AO3 (contexts)
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Themes of Responsibility and Class — AQA GCSE English Literature

By BA Library

English Literature · GCSE · AQA

How Priestley explores collective responsibility and the class divide.

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Mr Birling: Character and Themes
AQA GCSE English Literature | An Inspector Calls Character, Theme and Context | Assessment Objective Focus
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Mr Birling: Character and Themes

By BA Library

English Literature · GCSE · AQA

Mr Birling's character, his views, and how Priestley uses him to critique capitalism.

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gas lamp glowing Victorian city street night
An Inspector Calls: Context and Setting
AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 2 – exploring the social, historical and cultural background that shapes Priestley's meaning and fuels evaluative analysis
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An Inspector Calls: Context and Setting

By BA Library

English Literature · GCSE · AQA

Priestley's 1945/1912 context, the Birling household, and the play's dramatic setting.

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Work Done, Power and Efficiency
Two people, same job, different times – what makes a machine good?
9 slides

Work Done, Power and Efficiency

By BA Library

Physics · GCSE · AQA

Calculating work done, power, and efficiency of energy transfers.

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Why Cars Crumple
Why does a car deliberately crumple into a mangled wreck instead of staying rigid – and how does that save the driver's life?
car crash crumpled front bumper
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Momentum and Conservation of Momentum

By BA Library

Physics · GCSE · AQA

Calculating momentum and applying conservation of momentum to collisions.

Used by 1 teacher
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Forces: Contact and Non-Contact
AQA GCSE Physics 4.5.1.2 — a force is a push or a pull between two objects, acting either by contact or at a distance
8 slides

Forces: Contact and Non-Contact

By BA Library

Physics · GCSE · AQA

Types of force, scalars vs vectors, and resultant forces.

Used by 1 teacher
macro water droplets on green leaf
Covalent Bonding and Simple Molecules
AQA GCSE Chemistry | Topic 4.2 Structure and Bonding Sharing electrons: non-metal atoms form covalent bonds to gain a full outer shell.
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Covalent Bonding and Simple Molecules

By BA Library

Chemistry · GCSE · AQA

Sharing electrons, dot-and-cross diagrams, and simple molecular substances.

Used by 1 teacher
electrolysis experiment
Electrolysis
Splitting ionic compounds using electricity — Required practical • Key GCSE topic
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Electrolysis

By BlueAcorn Admin

Chemistry · GCSE · AQA

Used by 1 teacher