Emma Clark – författare

Which exam? AQA GCSE (9-1) English Literature

First teaching: September 2015

First assessment: June 2017

 

A targeted way to build key skills for the new AQA GCSE (9-1) English Literature exams (assessment from 2017).

 

To create this workbook, we identified the most common barriers that students face when they’re studying Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. Target's structured approach develops the key skills you need to overcome these obstacles and work towards your expected grade at GCSE. 

 

Target workbooks' unique approach builds, develops and extends key exam skills. Step-by-step exercises get you exam-ready, with each book providing 70+ pages of structured practice.

Full of ready-to-use examples and activities.

Designed for those working towards Grade 5, but with stretch to reach Grade 6.

See your progress easily, with step-by-step exercises and exam-style questions that build key skills.

Focus on the parts of the text that you find difficult - each workbook addresses a range of common problems and misconceptions.

Use the workbooks in class or at home - the exercises are easy to use independently.

Visit our website for the full range of Target English and English Literature workbooks.

Pearson Revise Revision Cards are perfect for students who want to turbocharge their revision time!    Every pack includes: Access to an online edition of the companion GCSE Revision Guide, linked to a revision planner, flashcards creator and more. 100 Revision Cards and three organising dividers (with a handy 'how to use' guide). Multiple choice questions and answers. Worked examples. Topic summaries and key facts to remember. Includes access to online revision on Pearson Revise Online.   Revise anytime, anywhere with an eBook Revision Guide on Pearson Revise Online. Includes a revision planner, flashcards creator, and more. Simply use the code on the inside of your pack to access an online version of the companion Revision Guide.

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It''s easy to make you disappear, she says.And the figure is gone.Just like that.In Vegas, a magician performs a final disappearing act. The end of the world is a magic trick – are you watching closely?Ghosts of the Near Future is a cowboy-noir fever dream about extinction. Colliding music, storytelling, and live micro-cinema, it is a hallucinatory road-trip through a vanishing landscape, a haunting collage of miracles and misdirection. It takes us to the brink of disaster and asks whether we''re ready for what comes next.This edition was published to coincide with the production at Summerhall, Edinburgh, in August 2022.

It''s easy to make you disappear, she says.And the figure is gone.Just like that.In Vegas, a magician performs a final disappearing act. The end of the world is a magic trick – are you watching closely?Ghosts of the Near Future is a cowboy-noir fever dream about extinction. Colliding music, storytelling, and live micro-cinema, it is a hallucinatory road-trip through a vanishing landscape, a haunting collage of miracles and misdirection. It takes us to the brink of disaster and asks whether we''re ready for what comes next.This edition was published to coincide with the production at Summerhall, Edinburgh, in August 2022.

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